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title: Add entities to an engagement scope
description: Audit managers can define which entities are involved in the audit engagement. When you add an entity to an engagement, the corresponding risks, controls, test plans, and indicator results of the entity are also added to the engagement.
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# Add entities to an engagement scope

Audit managers can define which entities are involved in the audit engagement. When you add an entity to an engagement, the corresponding risks, controls, test plans, and indicator results of the entity are also added to the engagement.

## Before you begin

Role required: sn\_audit.manager or sn\_audit.admin

## Procedure

1.  Navigate to **All** > **Audit** > **Engagements** > **All Engagements**.

2.  Open an engagement in the **Scope** state.

3.  In the **Entities** related list, select **Add**.

4.  Select the desired entities that are included in the audit engagement.

5.  Select **Add**.

    If there are risks and controls, test plans, and indicator results associated with an entity then they appear in their respective sections. \[Omitted image "audit-entities-engagement-scope.gif"\] Alt text: Audit engagement.


**Parent Topic:**[Manage engagements](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/governance-risk-compliance/audit-management/c_Engagements.md)