Which two actions are automated by batch jobs in this remittance workflow?

• A. Transmitting and validating
• B. Loading and accepting
• C. Loading and posting
• D. Validating and reconciling

Answer: (B)

Batch processing focuses on handling large volumes of data by automatically bringing in information and moving it forward in the workflow without manual steps. In this remittance workflow, the batch jobs are designed to load incoming remittance data into the system and then mark those records as accepted, so they can proceed to the next stages automatically. Loading makes all the remittance details available in the system, and accepting changes the status to ready for processing, enabling downstream steps like validation, posting, and reconciliation to occur smoothly.

Transmitting is about sending data out to banks or recipients, which is typically handled by a different process or on a schedule separate from the inbound loading actions. Validating and reconciling are important steps, but in this setup they’re not the two actions the batch jobs perform automatically; instead, those steps occur after records are loaded and accepted, often via other automated checks or later-stage processes.