Which actions can you take when you own a scenario?

Owning a scenario in a system like Kinaxis RapidResponse brings with it specific capabilities that enable users to manipulate and analyze data effectively. One of the primary actions you can take is to change the data or properties of the scenario. This functionality is essential because it allows scenario owners to modify variables, parameters, and other attributes based on their analysis needs or to explore different strategic possibilities.

Being able to alter data or properties is crucial for dynamic planning and decision-making. For example, if a user identifies a need to adjust demand forecasts or resource allocations, they can do so within the scenario they own. This capability supports iterative analysis where the scenario can evolve based on new insights or data, enabling users to model various outcomes and test assumptions thoroughly.

The other available actions, such as only viewing the data, executing pre-defined calculations, or sharing automatically with others, do not encompass the full range of control an owner has. Viewing data is a more passive action, while executing calculations and sharing are possible functions but do not involve the direct manipulation of the scenario's core data—which is where the real depth of analysis occurs.