Cloud Kicks has built out a process that is supposed to update record ownership based on several different criteria. Some users are reporting that they are not getting the expected level of access to accounts and contacts.
Which two considerations should an app builder be aware of that could be causing the issue? (Choose two.)
Processes that update record owners do not transfer child records. This means that even if the ownership of an account is updated, its related contacts and other child records may still belong to the previous owner, leading to access issues. Additionally, processes will fail on records owned by inactive users. If the user who owns the record is inactive, any automated process trying to update ownership will encounter an error, preventing successful updates and causing access inconsistencies.
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.process_considerations_design_update.htm&type=5
I agree with Tabas
as explained by Tabas AB process fails on inactive users and process keeps the last value when multiple edition occurs
AB is the answer