Digicel Fiji 7s coach Josateki Savou and his management team will try and work out a strategy in the next few days on how to finish off this year's IRB series on a high note.
Savou knows it would not be possible to get a grip on the title but said he is adamant that after the Hong Kong and Adelaide 7s the boys' performance has improved.
Speaking to Fijivillage sports, Savou said although Fiji has been placed in a tough pool in the Scotland tournament, they will do well.
Fiji has been seeded fourth in the final tournament in Scotland with dual European challenge of France and Moldova as well as the impressive Kenyans, who have reached five Cup quarterfinals and one semifinal already this season.
New Zealand head Pool A and faces England, Russia and Portugal, South Africa tops Pool B with hosts Scotland, Australia and Argentina while Samoa will go in as third seed after being drawn with Canada, series new comers Spain and Wales.
The Edinburgh 7s tournament will be held on May 31 and June 1.
7s team work on strategy
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