What happens if I reject an answer with no

Clicking no means: you do not submit this answer

If you reject a suggested answer by clicking no, one thing happens: that answer will not be included in the export for your customer's portal. The chain dossier itself does not change. The source data remains as entered — you deleted nothing, you corrected nothing automatically. You are simply saying: this specific answer, for this specific question, is incorrect or does not fit.

That is precisely why the system asks for confirmation for each answer instead of approving the entire list at once. A suggested answer comes from the dossier, but one customer's question formulation is not the other's. A question about "number of employees worldwide" and a question about "number of employees in the EU" may draw from the same source (how many employees does the company have), but the correct answer may differ. Clicking no is then not a correction of the dossier, but a signal that this answer is not directly transferable to this question. If the answer is missing after your no, you fill it in manually before submitting — for example for a question about ISO 9001 certification (is the company ISO 9001 certified) where the certificate covers a different scope than requested.

Why the system does not decide itself

This follows from the principle that nothing is assessed or certified here: the platform recognizes and fills, but the entrepreneur confirms and submits themselves. There is no keurmerk or score that establishes the correctness of an answer — that responsibility lies with the person submitting. A no is therefore not an error in the system, but part of normal operation: it prevents an answer that does not fit this question from being submitted to your customer's portal.