It's pretty much that easy. It can be as simple as assembling the parts in EZD2 and letting them play from there, or dragging those parts into your DAW. You can edit the bits in the DAW, you can leave blank spaces to tap in your own parts. I can't recommend this enough, especially for someone getting started with recording and MIDI drums.
I've used it in various ways - assembling the parts and playing an EZD2 drum kit, assembling the parts and using other drums, using drums from EZD2 and another source, to full-on playing the parts and recording my MIDI.
One of the HUGE time savers is called something like Tap To Search (I'm not on that computer now, but I can check it later). If you have a pattern in your head, you can tap it into the search function and EZD2 will search through all the grooves it has and find matching patterns and rank them in terms of how closely they match what you tapped.
Pretty much what I do any time I'm recording now is find a pattern that has the right feel and just loop it - sometimes I'll assemble something that more closely resembles the song arrangement - and use that to track at least the basic bass and rhythm parts. Then I'll refine the drums later, whether that's full-on programming on my part, or just tweaking fills and such, and getting the right drum sounds.
Toontrack offers tons of specials through the year, but right now at Sweetwater (and maybe elsewhere), you can get EZD2 and a free expansion kit - more sounds, more grooves. And they run deals a lot through the year on the expansion kits.
Feel free to DM me if you have any questions or want examples. Hell, we can even FaceTime or Zoom if you want to (but today might be rough).