What is the typical outcome if a Purchase Requisition does not receive fund certification?

When a Purchase Requisition does not receive fund certification, the typical outcome is that the requisition is rejected. Fund certification is a critical process that ensures the availability of necessary funds before a purchase can be approved. It serves as a safeguard against overspending and ensures that expenditures align with budgetary constraints. Without this certification, there is no assurance that funds are available to cover the proposed expenses, making it essential for the requisition to be rejected. This process helps maintain financial integrity and compliance within the purchasing system, preventing potential budget issues or unauthorized expenditures.