bulkacties
Bulkacties is a Dutch term that refers to actions or operations applied to multiple items at once, either in data processing, software administration, or coordinated activities by groups. In information technology and data management, bulkacties describe features that let users select several records and apply a single operation to all of them, such as delete, update, move, tag, export, or assign labels. They streamline workflows, reduce repetitive tasks, and improve efficiency by batching work. Common implementations include bulk selection in user interfaces, batch processing pipelines, and API endpoints that accept a list of identifiers. Important considerations for bulkacties include atomicity, error handling, and idempotency; systems may support transactional bulk operations or provide detailed reports on partial successes and failures. Performance concerns include memory usage, locking, and the potential impact on database resources.
In organizational and social contexts, bulkacties can refer to coordinated actions by a group, such as strikes,
Historically, the concept spans from batch processing in computing to mass-action strategies in social organization. In
See also: batch processing, bulk update, batch job, mass action, automation, bulk operations.