What information is typically included in an outbound message?

An outbound message in Salesforce is a mechanism used to send data to an external server or application when a specified event occurs in Salesforce, typically in the context of workflow rules. The information sent in an outbound message usually includes a variety of fields from the Salesforce record that triggered the message.

The choice that highlights "enterprise or partner URL and session ID token" is correct because these components are crucial for establishing the communication between Salesforce and the external endpoint. The enterprise or partner URL specifies the location of the receiving service, while the session ID token is used for authentication, ensuring that the request is coming from a trusted Salesforce context. This allows the external system to validate and correctly process the data being sent.

Other choices, such as including only specific record details or encrypted fields, don't encapsulate the critical nature of the connection setup required for outbound messages. The inclusion of access URLs and session IDs reinforces the security and routing necessary for successful data transactions between Salesforce and third-party services.