Which statement accurately describes the processing of Static groups?

Static groups are designed to group users based on certain criteria that do not change automatically over time. When changes occur, such as when users are added or removed from a group, these changes are applied immediately upon saving. This immediate processing allows for an up-to-date reflection of users in the static group without waiting for a scheduled processing time. This feature is particularly useful for administrators who need quick adjustments to membership within static groups.

Understanding the dynamic of static groups helps to clarify why options that suggest processing at set intervals or requiring manual updates are not accurate. Static groups do not operate on a monthly schedule, nor do they automatically process every hour, and while they may require a manual update in the sense that administrators must decide when to change who belongs to the group, the changes themselves take effect immediately upon saving.