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# Add a scenario event

# Add a scenario event {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Brazil  
Updated September 10, 2026  
![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 2 minutes to read  
Add a scenario event to the scenario analysis and analyze its impact on the business service. By adding the participants, dependencies, services, issues to the scenario analysis in Operational Resilience Workspace, you can determine the impact of the scenario event on the business service.

## Before you begin

Role required: sn_oper_res.manager

## Procedure

1. Navigate to WorkspacesOperational Resilience WorkspaceAll scenario analysis and select the scenario analysis that you own.
2. On the Scenario events tab, select Add, select an event from the list, and select Add again.
   1. Select Add.
   2. In the Scenario events form, select an event from the list and select Add.  
      For the descriptions of the field values on the Scenario event form, see [Scenario event form](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/d9DrVrvygHYAsQSSY3Z~eA "Use the Scenario event form in Operational Resilience Workspace to associate a scenario event with your scenario analysis.").  
      In the Scenario events tab, the selected scenario event is displayed.
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3. Open the scenario event from the list.  
   The scenario event form is displayed as shown in the following example.

4. On the Participants tab in the scenario event form, select Add to associate an existing participant with the scenario event.  
   Note:  
   The Participant, Role, and Instruction fields are read-only if you try to create a participant directly from the Participants tab of a scenario event. You must first create the participant on the Participants tab of the scenario analysis, and then select Add here to associate it with the scenario event. For more information about creating a participant, see [Add a participant to a scenario analysis](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/lGKQ5sKZpHTa8Fg2_njjFA "Add a participant to the scenario analysis first and then add the scenario event, services, issues, and so on. If you are the scenario analysis owner, you can add the stakeholders and reviewers to the scenario analysis in Operational Resilience Workspace. You can then collate the observations of all participants and monitor their responses to analyze the scenario.").
   1. Select Add.  
      A dialog displays the participants that were previously created on the scenario analysis.
   2. Select the required participant from the list and select Add.  
      The participant is added to the scenario event. A response task is automatically created for the participant, and an email notification is automatically sent to the participant.
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5. On the Responses tab, select the response task and on the form, fill in the fields.
   1. Complete the open response task and select Complete.  
      The response task is completed and the state of the response task is updated to Closed Complete.

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   On the Responses tab, the details of the response task such as the response task number, name of the assigned participant, and state of the response task are displayed. For the descriptions of the
   field values on the scenario analysis response task form, see [Scenario analysis response task form](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/aCBy~brkzT1vY7IwhooZWg "Use the Scenario analysis response task form in Operational Resilience Workspace to add the details about the response task that is associated with a scenario event.").
6. On the Dependencies tab, select Add to add a dependency or select Add scope related dependency for the scenario event.
7. On the Scope tab, select Add to add the scope or select Add dependency related scope for the scenario event.
8. On the Issues tab, select the issues that are associated with the event.
9. Log in as an owner of the scenario analysis, navigate to the open scenario event, and update its state from Draft to Completed.
10. Update the Potential start date time and Potential end date time.  
    The scenario event form is displayed.

## Result

The state of the scenario analysis is updated to Analyze.

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