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Add a module to a scenario

Last update: Thu Sep 04 2025 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

A scenario is comprised of a series of modules that indicate how data should be transformed within an app or transferred between apps and web services. You build a module by adding and configuring modules.

This article describes the basic process of adding a module to a scenario. For more specific instructions about ways to add a scenario, see the other articles under Add modules: article index.

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Adobe Workfront package

Any Adobe Workfront Workflow package and any Adobe Workfront Automation and Integration package

Workfront Ultimate

Workfront Prime and Select packages, with an additional purchase of Workfront Fusion.
Adobe Workfront licenses

Standard

Work or higher
Product If your organization has a Select or Prime Workfront package that does not include Workfront Automation and Integration, your organization must purchase Adobe Workfront Fusion.

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## Add the first module to a scenario

The first module of a scenario is usually a trigger module.

For more information on trigger modules, see Trigger modules on the article Module overview.

  1. Click the Scenarios tab in the left panel.

  2. Begin creating a scenario by clicking Create a new scenario in the upper-right corner of the screen.

    The scenario editor opens, with a placeholder (question mark) module and the list of available connectors.

    Placeholder module

  3. Select the connector or webhook that will start this scenario. You can type the name of the connector in the search bar of the list to filter the list.

  4. Configure the module.

    For instructions on configuring specific modules, see the article for the chosen applications, listed in Fusion applications and their modules references: article index.

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If you have removed the first module from a scenario and want to replace it, click the placeholder (question mark) module to open the list of connectors.

Add another module to a scenario

  1. If you are not in the scenario editor of the scenario where you want to add a module, Click the Scenarios tab in the left panel.

  2. Click anywhere on the scenario to enter the Scenario editor.

  3. To add a module to another module, hover over the right handle of the module after which you want to add a module, then click Add another module when it appears.

    The list of connectors opens, showing any connectors already used in the scenario.

  4. (Optional) To select another connector, click Add another module in the list, then select the connector. You can type the name of the connector in the search bar of the list to filter the list.

  5. Configure the module.

    For instructions on configuring specific modules, see the article for the chosen applications, listed in Fusion applications and their modules references: article index.

Insert a module between existing modules in a scenario

  1. If you are not in the scenario editor of the scenario where you want to add a module, Click the Scenarios tab in the left panel.
  2. Click anywhere on the scenario to enter the Scenario editor.
  3. Click on the dotted path between the modules where you want to insert a module.
  4. In the menu that appears, select Add a module.

The list of connectors opens, showing any connectors already used in the scenario.

  1. (Optional) To select another connector, click Add another module in the list, then select the connector. You can type the name of the connector in the search bar of the list to filter the list.

  2. Configure the module.

    For instructions on configuring specific modules, see the article for the chosen applications, listed in Fusion applications and their modules references: article index.

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To create a link to a specific module, add ?moduleId=<module-id> to the URL when viewing the following pages:
  • Scenario edit page (URL ends in /edit)
  • A specific scenarion execution (URL ends in /logs/<log-id>)
<module-id> refers to the number next to the module label when viewing the scenario.
This can be useful when debugging scenarios or copying module configuration.
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