Use scenario inputs

once you define your {{scenario singular lowercase}} inputs, they appear as mappable values under the variables tab in the mapping dialog you can use {{scenario singular lowercase}} inputs in the following ways you can provide the inputs manually when you want to run the {{scenario singular lowercase}} this is great for processes that you need to run on demand and that need human input and verification you can send the inputs from another {{scenario singular lowercase}} in this case, you need to use the call a subscenario module to trigger the {{scenario singular lowercase}} you can add the inputs to the request body when triggering the {{scenario singular lowercase}} with the make api for combining subscenarios and {{scenario singular lowercase}} inputs, we recommend you use the start a subscenario module as the trigger for the child {{scenario singular lowercase}} with defined {{scenario singular lowercase}} inputs, every time you trigger a {{scenario singular lowercase}} manually with the run once button, the {{scenario singular lowercase}} inputs window pops up the {{scenario singular lowercase}} can run only if you fill in all the required fields with the correct data types