What is true about the difference between promotion and certification in Fabric?

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

Answer: (C)

In Fabric, governance of assets relies on two mechanisms that control how content moves and who can validate it. Promotion is a workspace-level workflow: a member with the right rights can move content through stages or into another workspace. Certification, on the other hand, is a tenant-wide governance setting that must be enabled by an admin. Once enabled, designated certifiers can endorse assets as certified, providing a formal indication that the content has passed required checks. Because certification is controlled at the tenant level by an admin, it can be globally enabled or disabled for the entire environment. Promotion does not require admin intervention and can be performed by a workspace member with the appropriate rights. This distinction—tenant-level enablement for certification versus workspace-level promotion rights—is why the statement is true.