What is true about promotion and certification in Fabric?

• A. Certification must be enabled in the tenant by the admin, while promotion can be done by a workspace member.
• B. Promotion requires a higher level of permissions than certification.
• C. Promotion and certification both allow any workspace member to endorse content.
• D. Certification is less secure than promotion and is not recommended.

Answer: (A)

In Fabric, governance actions come in two forms: endorsement through certification and progression through promotion. Certification is a controlled, organization-wide capability that must be turned on at the tenant level by an administrator. Without that global enablement, the certification workflow doesn’t exist for anyone to use. Promotion, on the other hand, is a day-to-day workflow step that moves content along its lifecycle and can be performed by a workspace member who has the right operational permissions.

So the statement is correct because it reflects how Fabric separates global, admin-controlled features from member-level workflows: administrators enable certification at the tenant level, while promotion is accessible to workspace members who have the appropriate rights. The other options conflict with this design—promotion doesn’t inherently require higher permissions than certification, not all endorsement by workspace members is allowed, and certification isn’t inherently less secure than promotion once it’s enabled.