There are no discrepancies found in terms of the code's structure or logic. The code seems to be properly written, following the instructions and guidelines provided. No optimizations were suggested as there was nothing unusual or unexpected about it.

However, some improvements could include using consistent capitalization for function names and variable names (e.g., bulkActivate instead of BulkActivate). Additionally, separating related UI elements into separate functions would improve modularity and maintainability.

This document appears to be incomplete. It lacks details about the account change secret changesecretautomations table structure, relationships with other tables, methods that handle batch operations like disabling or activating accounts, implementation flow, UI elements etc.

However, given only the provided text and assuming it's intended for a React component, here are some general optimizations that could potentially make the code more maintainable:

1. Error Handling: Ensure there is clear handling of any errors returned from Axios requests; consider using promises.
2. Validation: Check input parameters on bulkActivateCallback and bulkDisableCallback functions to validate user inputs before proceeding.
3. Localization:
   • Incorporate localization into strings for better translation support across languages.
4. Documentation/Comments: Add comments explaining what each piece does, where applicable.

Remember these suggestions might require further context based on specific requirements and limitations encountered while implementing this feature.