What is the maximum number of bulk exports that can be in progress at one time?

The correct answer indicates that only one export of each type can be in progress at any given time. This means that if an organization is conducting a bulk export, it can only process a single export operation for a specific type of data concurrently. This restriction ensures that system resources are adequately managed and that the integrity of the data being exported is maintained.

For example, if an organization needs to export data related to users and at the same time export data related to envelopes, it cannot do so simultaneously for any given type until the first export has completed. This limitation is essential for minimizing issues that could arise from overlapping export processes, such as data conflicts or performance degradation.

In contrast, another choice suggesting multiple exports simultaneously fails to recognize the system’s architecture and operations protocol, which is designed to handle these exports methodically to ensure reliability and consistency in the exported data.