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# !! How to use Execute in background option
"Execute in background" option can be checked for the "Call Apex", "Callout", "Create Record", "Update Records" and "Delete Records" actions . It allows to execute action asynchronously. It may help in case if the action can not be executed in the current context.
{% hint style="info" %}
If the asynchronous process fails - user won't get error message on UI. The error will be sent to the email address that is responsible for receiving background errors (see it in Flexi Kanban [Basic Settings](/references/application-settings.md)) or to the current user email address.
{% endhint %}
When "Execute in background" selected you can set a gap which system will wait before starting to run the action. Gap value should be in minutes.
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