Efficient Iteration for Dynamic Apps.

Batch is a program-level unit designed for repetitive or multi-step operations, enabling structured iteration and automation without duplicating code.

It’s commonly used for bulk processing, background tasks, workflow automation, and iterating over datasets.

Yes. Batch can iterate through datasets, apply conditional logic to each item, and execute sequential steps.

No. It can operate with or without a dataset, making it flexible for different use cases.

You define what data to process, how each item is handled, and what actions occur at different stages of execution.

Yes. Batch can invoke other program units or logic modules as part of its iterative process.

It includes a flexible parameter interface that accepts dynamic inputs and returns custom results based on the calling context.

Batch can be called from any part of the application, including components, workflows, or other program units.

Batch centralizes iterative logic, reducing duplication, improving maintainability, and ensuring scalable, consistent behavior.

Apps with multi-step workflows, bulk data updates, or automated background processes benefit from using Batch for cleaner, maintainable logic.