What best describes a background Process?

A background Process in Blue Prism is designed to operate without requiring user interaction and can execute concurrently with other Processes. This flexibility allows organizations to optimize their robotic process automation by running multiple tasks simultaneously. For instance, while a user-initiated foreground Process is executing, a background Process can also be performing necessary tasks in parallel, contributing to increased efficiency and resource utilization.

The ability of background Processes to run alongside other Processes—both background and foreground—supports complex workflows and ensures that essential activities can continue without waiting for other processes to complete. This is beneficial in scenarios where time-sensitive operations need to be carried out simultaneously, such as data updates, monitoring, or handling real-time processing requirements.

The other options imply restrictions that do not align with the functionality of background Processes. They suggest limitations on how background Processes can operate, which contradicts the essence of background automation designed for efficiency and concurrency.