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Every initiative includes three default financial scenarios that model different assumptions about benefit confidence and cost contingency. These scenarios allow you to evaluate the range of possible outcomes before committing to a projection.
Uses the low end of the confidence interval for benefits and the high end for costs. Represents the worst-case financial outcome.
Applies no interval adjustment. Values are used exactly as entered. This is the default scenario, ensuring the numbers you see in the overview always match what you entered in your benefits and costs. Uses the high end of the confidence interval for benefits and the low end for costs. Represents the best-case financial outcome. Why Base is the default Defaulting to Base means the numbers shown in the Overview always reflect exactly what you entered - no upward or downward adjustments from confidence intervals. This avoids confusion when comparing what you put into a benefit or cost against what you see in the metrics. Super Admin, Admin, and Contributor users see the full Live Financial Summary panel on the Benefits and Costs tabs, which allows them to select a scenario, configure its applied values, and publish it to the initiative. Within the configuration view, you can adjust the applied value percentage for individual benefit and cost items. Click Apply to save, or Reset to restore defaults. Once satisfied, click Publish to set it as the active scenario - this is the one reflected in all overview and analysis pages. Viewer experience Viewer users do not see the Live Financial Summary panel and cannot configure or publish scenarios. Instead, Viewers see the name of the currently published scenario displayed in the top-right corner of the initiative Overview tab. Clicking the ⓘ icon next to the scenario name opens a read-only view of the scenario configuration, showing the applied values for each benefit and cost item.