After disabling the Freeze Group Processing setting, what happens next?

When the Freeze Group Processing setting is disabled, the system returns to its standard operational behavior for processing groups. This means that the group will process during the normal daily processing time, which is typically scheduled to occur automatically without requiring additional input from the administrator.

The rationale behind this behavior is that disabling the Freeze setting signals that the group is ready to be included in regular processing activities, aligning with the predefined schedule established for the system. This is an efficient way to ensure that groups are managed consistently while maintaining the balance between automated processes and administrative oversight.

In contrast, if the Freeze Group Processing setting remained enabled, or if manual intervention was required after disabling it, the group might not process automatically or could require specific actions by the administrator, which would not reflect the intended outcome after changing the setting.