The user interface is simpler and ancillary features such as validation tests are now built-in.
Probabilities that data values are correct but different are now handled as match parameters, not data source parameters.
Comparisons with tolerances are handled accurately in probability calculations without requiring ad hoc adjustments via X factors.
Agree and disagree X factors that correct for dependent comparison outcomes are re-estimated as part of each Markov Chain Monte Carlo iteration rather than being fixed at prior estimates.
Simulated data tables are prepared at the beginning of each Auto Pilot run so that you can see the process from beginning to end.
CODES2000 and LinkSolv now use only four Access databases.
The Strategic Matching Library contains Visual Basic objects that are part of an improved object oriented design