Choose 1 option.

The correct answer is C because the out-of-the-box Account Address batch job resolves duplicate primary Contact Point Address records by using the last modified record that is marked as primary . Salesforce Help for Life Sciences Account Address batch jobs states that if multiple Contact Point Address records are marked as primary, the job uses the last modified record marked as primary. This directly matches the scenario where the sales rep creates or updates another Contact Point Address and marks it as primary while the previous primary address remains unchanged.

Because both address records are now marked as primary, the batch job must determine which one should be treated as the effective primary address. Since the newly captured address was modified most recently and is marked as primary, the nightly Account Address batch job will use that last modified primary record. This behavior helps Life Sciences Cloud maintain a consistent primary-address reference when conflicting primary flags exist.

Option A is incorrect because the previous primary record is no longer the most recently modified primary record. The system does not automatically prefer the older record simply because it was primary first. Option B is incorrect because the newly captured record is not non-primary; the rep explicitly marked it as primary. The rule applies to records marked as primary, and among those records, the most recently modified one is selected. Therefore, the batch job will use the last modified record .

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