What happens to the data when the Workflow is certified at the Base Input Level?

When the Workflow is certified at the Base Input Level, users are no longer able to perform data entry for the assigned Entities. This certification signifies that the data has been reviewed and deemed accurate, effectively locking it to prevent further modifications. This process ensures data integrity and reliability, which are essential for financial reporting and analysis.

By restricting access to data entry after certification, the system enforces a level of control to maintain the accuracy of the data documented during the Workflow process. Users can still view the data and generate reports, but the certification acts as a protective measure against unauthorized changes that could lead to discrepancies.

While the other options suggest various outcomes that might occur under different circumstances, only the restriction on data entry aligns with the principles of data management in a certified Workflow context. Thus, the focus on safeguarding the integrity of the data through certification is a fundamental aspect of this process.