What notifies the User before certification if criteria is not met but will not prevent the User from completing the Workflow?

The Warning Confirmation Rule is designed to notify users of any criteria that have not been met before they proceed with certification. This notification serves as a cautionary alert, allowing users to be aware of potential issues without preventing them from moving forward with the workflow. It is particularly useful in scenarios where a user may need to complete a task or process despite not meeting all specified criteria, ensuring that they have full visibility into any shortcomings while still allowing for the flexibility to continue.

In contrast, other options do not serve the same purpose. The Failure Confirmation Rule, for example, is designed to halt the process if certain critical criteria are not met, whereas Certification Questions are used to gather specific information but do not function as alerts regarding unmet criteria. Quick Certify is focused on streamlining the certification process and does not provide the alert mechanism that the Warning Confirmation Rule offers.