What is batch processing?
Batch processing processes data all at once, instead of one by one. Below you can read when that is handy.
Batch processing is processing a collection of data all at once, for example all of a day's orders in one nightly run. It is efficient for large volumes, but less immediate than real-time connections via webhooks.
Everything in one go
With batch processing you collect data and process it in one run, for example all of a day's orders in one nightly processing. That contrasts with real-time processing, where every order is handled immediately via a webhook or API call.
Batch is efficient for large volumes and heavy operations, and loads systems at a quiet moment. The downside is delay: a change is only visible after the next run.
Batch or real time?
Often a combination is best: orders in real time, but a complete item or price list in a nightly batch, for example. In the scope we record per flow what best suits your volume and wishes.
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