What is the primary focus of Background Processing tasks?

The primary focus of Background Processing tasks is to handle lower priority items for efficiency. This means that while the system is actively dealing with high-priority tasks that require immediate attention, background processing allows for the management of tasks that do not need to be addressed right away. This separation of priorities facilitates smoother operations and resource management, ensuring that critical tasks do not get bogged down by less urgent items.

In contrast, real-time task management focuses on immediate and direct actions, which can lead to delays in addressing important but less urgent tasks. Monitoring budget usage and resolving discrepancies in billing could also be important functions but are not the primary focus of background processing tasks. Instead, background processing is specifically designed to improve overall efficiency by working on these lower priority items without interrupting the flow of critical operations.