Which feature allows tracking of Soft Credit rollups in relation to encrypted fields?

The selected answer correctly identifies that Soft Credit rollups fail if the Role Name is encrypted. In Salesforce Nonprofit Success Pack (NPSP), rollup summaries are a way to consolidate and summarize information from related records. However, when encrypted fields are involved, particularly in the context of Role Names, the system encounters limitations due to how encryption affects data visibility and access.

When a Role Name is encrypted, it cannot be processed by the rollup logic. This is because the rollup summary function needs to access and evaluate the data in the related records to execute correctly. Encrypting the Role Name prevents the system from reading it, causing the Soft Credit rollups to fail. Understanding this relationship is crucial for configuring and managing Soft Credits effectively in an NPSP implementation.

The other options do not accurately describe the interaction between Soft Credit rollups and encrypted fields. For instance, the notion that the nightly rollup process can handle encryption is misleading, as encryption may hinder these processes rather than facilitate them. Saying that Soft Credit does not interact with encrypted data oversimplifies the issue and overlooks the specific context of how encryption affects certain fields like Role Names. Finally, asserting that encryption has no effect on rollup logic ignores the critical operational limitations presented by encrypted