What is the primary focus of the record updates performed using related records and actions?

The primary focus of record updates performed using related records and actions is immediate updates during record changes. This functionality is designed to ensure that when a record is modified, any related records that depend on that change can also be updated immediately and automatically, thereby maintaining data consistency and integrity.

This immediate update capability is particularly important in scenarios where related data needs to reflect the most current status or values as soon as a record is updated. For example, if a sales opportunity's stage is changed, any related records such as associated tasks or notifications can also be updated in real time to reflect this change, providing users with the most up-to-date information without delay.

Batch processing, updating related records in parallel, and executing flows based on user input serve different purposes. While they may be used in various contexts for efficiency or driven by user interaction, the primary focus of immediate updates during record changes highlights the need for prompt synchronization of related data in response to specific record modifications.