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# Manage Initiative Solutions

### Purpose

To manage initiative solutions and assess solution options

### Performed By

Solution Architecte

### Steps

1. Navigate to the sidebar and click the accordion at the end of the Solution Planning option
2. Click initiative from the drop-down list
3. To add a solution option, click Catalog 
4. Click on the ellipsis at the end of any initiative record and select View
5. Click on Add icon 
6. Enter information related to solution option such as Id initiative, Solution name, Decision, recommendation, complexity level, risk level, etc. 
7. Click Save
8. To edit an option, click on the edit icon next to any solution ![](/files/EeUrk70wZDvdkiqhBf1X)
9. Enter information and click Save

{% hint style="info" %}
You can only add 3 solution options to each initiative
{% endhint %}


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