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Certification

The certification process verifies the accuracy and compliance of all transactions within a billing cycle.

PCard Certification Prerequisites:

  • All transaction modifications completed.
  • All funding allocations verified.
  • Billing cycle status: Closed.
  • All supporting documentation attached.

Step-by-Step Certification Instructions:

  1. Access Certification Screen:
    • Navigate to the billing cycle view.
    • Verify that all transactions appear correct.
  2. Initiate Certification:
    • Locate the "Certify" button at the bottom of the screen.
    • Click to begin the certification process.
    • The system displays the certification disclaimer.

screen shot of disclaimer

Review Disclaimer:

    1. Read the entire certification statement.
    2. Review cardholder responsibilities.
    3. Verify understanding of terms.
    4. Confirm policy compliance.

Comment Section Guidelines (if applicable):

    1. Document policy exceptions.
    2. Explain unusual purchases.
    3. Note business justifications.
    4. Record special circumstances.
    5. Reference relevant approvals.

Final Certification:

    1. Review entered comments.
    2. Click the "Certify" button.
    3. The system processes certification.
    4. Transactions become a permanent record.
    5. A confirmation screen appears.

screen shot of confirmation screen

Post-Certification Revision Process:

  1. Initiate Changes:
    • Select the "Uncertify" option.
    • The system unlocks certification.
  2. Modification Steps:
    • Make required adjustments.
    • Review updated information.
    • Verify the accuracy of changes.
  3. Review Status:
    • The system displays the revised certification status.
    • Confirm changes recorded.
    • Verify new status indication.
    • Records are archived in the system.

screen shot of Revision

Post Certification

After online certification, physical documentation must be submitted.

  1. Obtain Authorization:
    • Secure supervisor signature.
    • Supervisor signature is required on all certifications.
  2. Submit Documentation:
    1. Attach the signed certification page.
    2. Include all supporting materials.
    3. Confirm package completeness.