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Comparative Certification

Similar to entity certification, comparative certifications are based on an existing certification. These certifications allow you to create new certification items, and show past decisions on certification items. You can perform the following comparative certifications:

• Recertification—creates a set of certification tasks that are based on a previous certification. Use this type of certification when you require multiple reviews before changes are implemented. For example, you can recertify a self-attestation certification, with managers instead of workers. The managers can see the results of user self-certification as they perform their review.
• Differential Certification—certifies new links added to the configuration that were not included in a previous certification.