For which scenario would an On-Demand rule be an appropriate solution?

An On-Demand rule is specifically designed to execute processes whenever necessary, rather than being scheduled to run automatically. In scenarios involving data manipulation and copying between different financial contexts, such as copying data from one scenario to another, the flexibility of an On-Demand rule is particularly valuable.

When you need to transfer data from one scenario to another on a case-by-case basis, an On-Demand rule allows users to trigger this process as needed, ensuring that data is only copied when required and under specific conditions. This capability supports a more targeted approach to data management in financial consolidation, aligning with the unique requirements of different scenarios in the financial reporting process.

Other scenarios presented, such as performing currency translation, adding calculations to a report or allocating data, typically involve more predefined processes or rely on existing automated rules to ensure data consistency and accuracy across all reports and consolidations. These types of activities are generally managed through standard rules rather than an On-Demand trigger, which is focused on ad hoc data operations.