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Question 1/101/10

A nonprofit organization wants a cost-effective solution to generate and send donation
acknowledgements automatically to donors via email. Which Salesforce solution should the
consultant recommend?

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1 correct answer

Nonprofit Success Pack

Commerce Cloud

Pardot

Marketing Cloud

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Question 2/102/10

A nonprofit organization created a custom Opportunity name for all organization donations.
Which two considerations should the consultant discuss with the organization? Choose 2 answers

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2 correct answers

The organization should change existing Opportunities to the new naming convention through an upsert.

The organization should only change existing Opportunities to the new naming convention by using the "Refresh Name" action.

The organization should change existing Opportunities to the new naming convention by using the "Refresh All Opportunity Names" button in Bulk Data Processes.

The custom naming convention only applies to new Opportunities of matching record types; it is not retroactive.

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Question 3/103/10

A nonprofit organization provides case management to its clients. There is a requirement for a score
to be automatically assigned to each client based on several factors such as age, income and number
of health conditions. The nonprofit also wants to automate the creation and assignment of follow up
tasks related to the client.
Which combination of functions should the consultant recommend?

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1 correct answer

Activities and Customizable Rollups

Volunteer Recurrence and Customizable Rollups

Engagement Plans and Levels

Volunteer Wizard and Reports

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Question 4/104/10

A nonprofit organization wants to designate its donors into three categories, Gold, Silver, and Bronze,
based on the total gift amount for that year. How can this be accomplished using NPSP?

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1 correct answer

Create a picklist field that will display the categories based on the Total Gifts This Year field. B Create a custom field on the Opportunity that will display the categories and a process in Process Builder to populate the value based on the Total Gifts This Year field.

Set up NPSP Levels for the categories based on Total Gifts This Year.

Create a custom field on the Opportunity that will display the categories and a custom trigger to populate the value based on the Total Gifts This Year field.

The correct answer is C. Set up NPSP Levels for the categories based on Total Gifts This Year.
In NPSP, donor categorization such as Gold, Silver, and Bronze is best handled using NPSP Levels. Levels are designed to classify donors based on giving thresholds, such as total annual gift amount, making them a standard feature for this kind of segmentation.
Why C is correct:
- NPSP Levels let you define giving tiers based on criteria like Total Gifts This Year.
- You can configure the thresholds for each tier, for example:
- Gold: $10,000 and above
- Silver: $5,000 to $9,999
- Bronze: $1,000 to $4,999
- NPSP automatically evaluates donors and assigns the appropriate level based on their gift totals.
Why the other options are not correct:
A. Create a picklist field that will display the categories based on the Total Gifts This Year field.
- A picklist field alone does not automatically calculate or assign values based on donation totals.
- You would still need automation or custom logic to populate it, so this is not the standard NPSP solution.
B. Create a custom field on the Opportunity that will display the categories and a process in Process Builder to populate the value based on the Total Gifts This Year field.
- Opportunity-level fields are not the right place to store donor categories, since the category applies to the donor, not to each individual donation.
- Also, Process Builder is a custom automation approach, not the built-in NPSP feature intended for this purpose.
D. Create a custom field on the Opportunity that will display the categories and a custom trigger to populate the value based on the Total Gifts This Year field.
- This is also custom development and unnecessary when NPSP already provides a native feature for donor tiers.
- Like option B, it incorrectly focuses on the Opportunity record instead of the donor record.
Key takeaway:
If you need to classify donors into giving tiers based on annual donation totals in NPSP, use NPSP Levels. This is the recommended built-in solution and avoids custom fields or code.

Right Answer: C

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Question 5/105/10

A system administrator encounters an error at run time that a record couldn't be updated when a
Customizable Rollup ran. What should the consultant check?

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1 correct answer

If the Target Field exists

If the Target Field is a NPSP field

If the Target Field has a validation rule

If the Target Object is a custom object

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Question 6/106/10

A consultant is installing NPSP in an existing Salesforce org for a nonprofit organization that plans to
use the memberships feature in NPSP. Which action should a consultant take?

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Create a Membership Opportunity record type.

Add a value in the Type field on Opportunity for Membership.

Create a Membership Affiliation record type.

Add a checkbox field on the Opportunity called "Membership".

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Question 7/107/10

An international nonprofit organization added a translated relationship picklist value, however the
reciprocal relationship record is not displaying correctly.
What is the cause of this error?

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The system administrator did not enable the Translation Workbench.

The language is not supported in NPSP.

The current user does not have the correct locale.

The system administrator did not add the reciprocal relationship value in the NPSP Settings tab.

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Question 8/108/10

A finance associate needs to track specific funds associated with gifts from individuals and
organizations. Gifts may be received as either single amounts associated with one or more funds,
and totals by fund will need to be reported on for reconciliation with a finance system.
How should the consultant accomplish this with NPSP?

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Create Campaign records for each of the funds, create a custom Lookup to Campaigns on the Payment Object, and associate them with Payment records representing the amounts towards each fund.

Create General Accounting Unit records for each of the funds, and associate them with the Opportunity by GAU Allocation record amounts representing the amounts towards each fund.

Create a custom multi-select picklist on the Opportunity record to allow for choosing each of the funds towards which the gift is designated.

Create Campaign records for each of the funds, and associate them with the Opportunity Primary Campaign field on the Opportunity records representing the amounts towards each fund.

The correct answer is B.
The requirement is to track gift funds in a way that supports accounting and reconciliation with a finance system. In NPSP, the standard way to represent restricted or designated funds is by using General Accounting Units, or GAUs.
Why B is correct:
- GAUs are designed to represent funds, departments, programs, or other accounting buckets.
- An Opportunity can be allocated across one or more GAUs using GAU Allocation records.
- This allows a single gift to be split among multiple funds, which matches the requirement that gifts may be received as single amounts associated with one or more funds.
- NPSP can report totals by GAU, making it suitable for reconciliation with the finance system.
Why the other options are incorrect:
A. Create Campaign records and a custom Lookup to Campaigns on Payment
- Campaigns in NPSP are used for fundraising campaigns, appeals, or marketing efforts, not accounting funds.
- Payments are not the right object for fund designation in this scenario.
- This would not be the standard or best-supported way to track fund allocations in NPSP.
C. Create a custom multi-select picklist on the Opportunity
- A multi-select picklist can show multiple values, but it cannot track how much of the gift goes to each fund.
- The requirement includes totals by fund for reconciliation, so amounts must be stored by fund, not just names.
- This would not support proper accounting or reporting.
D. Create Campaign records and use the Opportunity Primary Campaign field
- The Primary Campaign field only allows one campaign per Opportunity.
- The requirement says gifts may be associated with one or more funds, so a single lookup field is insufficient.
- Again, Campaigns are not the correct tool for fund accounting.
Summary:
Use General Accounting Units and GAU Allocations in NPSP to track how gift amounts are assigned to specific funds and to support fund-level reporting and reconciliation.
If you want, I can also explain how GAUs, Opportunities, and Allocations work together in NPSP with a simple example.

Right Answer: B

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Question 9/109/10

A consultant is about to begin a data project with a nonprofit to clean up Opportunity data.
Which opportunity data situation requires a consultant to temporarily disable NPSP Triggers for
performance reasons?

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1 correct answer

Uploading 600,000 new Organization Accounts without addresses

Uploading 400,000 new records to a custom object

Uploading 100,000 new Task records

Uploading 1 million new Contact records

The correct answer is D. Uploading 1 million new Contact records
In NPSP, triggers automate important background processing when records are created or updated. These triggers are especially active on objects closely tied to nonprofit relationship and household management, such as Contacts, Accounts, Opportunities, and related records.
When a very large data load is happening, NPSP triggers can significantly slow down the import because they try to process each record individually. In this case, 1 million new Contact records is a massive volume of data, and the consultant may need to temporarily disable NPSP triggers to improve performance and make the import feasible.
Why D is correct:
- Contacts are core NPSP records.
- 1 million records is a very large data load.
- NPSP triggers on Contact records can create major performance overhead during bulk uploads.
- Temporarily disabling triggers during a bulk migration is a common data-loading strategy, with re-enablement and cleanup afterward.
Why the other options are incorrect:
A. Uploading 600,000 new Organization Accounts without addresses
- Accounts are relevant to NPSP, but these are Organization Accounts without addresses, which reduces some processing overhead.
- While still large, this is not the best answer compared to 1 million Contacts.
- The question asks which situation requires disabling NPSP triggers for performance reasons, and the Contact load is more directly impactful.
B. Uploading 400,000 new records to a custom object
- NPSP triggers generally do not run on unrelated custom objects unless specifically configured.
- Since this is a custom object, it is not the type of data load that would typically require disabling NPSP triggers.
C. Uploading 100,000 new Task records
- Tasks are not the main object area where NPSP triggers create the heaviest processing load.
- This volume is also smaller than the other large data loads listed.
- It is less likely to require disabling NPSP triggers.
In summary:
The scenario that most clearly calls for temporarily disabling NPSP triggers is importing 1 million new Contact records, because that is a very large load on a core NPSP object and can cause major performance issues.

Right Answer: D

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Question 10/1010/10

How can a user differentiate between a Contact's Account and Primary Affiliation under the
Household Account model?

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1 correct answer

A Contact's Account is the same as the Contact record, a Contact's Primary Affiliation is the Contact's Household.

A Contact's Account is where they live, a Contact's Primary Affiliation is where they work.

A Contact's Account is where they work, a Contact's Primary Affiliation is where they live.

A Contact's Account is the same as a "bucket" where all Contacts are associated, a Contact's Primary Affiliation is the Contact's Household.

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