Step 10. Schedule your scenario

the final step is to set up how often your scenario should run in the scenario builder toolbar, click every 15 minutes to open the schedule settings in the schedule setting window that appears, set how frequently your scenario should run for this scenario, keep the default "every 15 minutes" option this means your google sheets module will check for new rows every 15 minutes you can adjust this based on how quickly you need to be notified about new prospects when scheduling a scenario, consider how frequently you need to check for new data, as this affects your operation consumption running every 5 minutes = 288 operations per day (60/5 × 24), or 8,640 operations per month running every hour = 24 operations per day, or 720 operations per month running once daily = 30 operations per month these numbers show the operation consumption for the trigger module only the complete scenario will consume additional operations based on the amount of new data processed and the complexity of the modules in your scenario click save after you schedule your scenario, you'll be prompted to activate it click activate scenario if you schedule and activate a scenario only for testing purposes, we recommend deactivating it after or adjusting the schedule to avoid using operations unnecessarily well done! you've created your first scenario in make it will now run according to your schedule, monitoring your google sheet for new prospects and sending notifications to your slack channel what's next? you can stop at this step or continue and expand your scenario with the following add a router to create multiple paths in your workflow use filters to process data conditionally implement aggregators to combine multiple items into one these features will be covered in the expand your scenario docid\ u3wllkm64ec53mm1elc8r section