Can Integration Points operate without a scheduled task?

Integration Points can indeed operate without a scheduled task because they can be manually triggered by users when needed. This flexibility allows users to initiate data import or export processes on-demand instead of relying solely on a predefined schedule. This capability is particularly useful in scenarios where immediate data transfer is required, or for testing purposes where scheduling may not be practical.

The other options suggest limitations that do not accurately reflect the operational capabilities of Integration Points. For instance, stating that scheduling is mandatory overlooks the manual triggering feature that allows for greater control and immediacy in data handling. Similarly, claiming that Integration Points can only function for large data sets does not align with their intended broad application, which is meant for both small and large data sets. Finally, the suggestion that functionality depends on user permissions conflates the operation of Integration Points with user access controls, which, while important for security, does not determine whether a scheduled task is required for operation.