What action is taken when an imaging job runs with a password in the bank?

When an imaging job runs with a password in the bank, the action taken is that the job uses the password for any encrypted documents. This means that the system recognizes the password stored in the bank as necessary for decrypting files that may be encrypted. Therefore, during the imaging job, it accesses the encrypted documents, applies the stored password, and successfully processes them.

This functionality is crucial in scenarios where sensitive information needs to be handled securely. By utilizing the password, the imaging job ensures that only authorized users or processes have access to the content, maintaining data integrity and confidentiality during the imaging process. This ability to automatically use the password streamlines workflow and saves time, as users do not need to manually enter passwords for each file, provided they are held in the bank for access.