The next time you start War Manager, you won't need to type in a password. War Manager remembers which computer you logged in last time while keeping your password secure.

When you close War Manager, it will remember which sheets you opened last time and will open them when you login next time.

Different configurations of what the cards look like and what information is on them (called views) can be switched with ease. Want to view phone numbers on your employee cards? Easy. Don't want to see them? A couple clicks later, and they're gone.

Viewing your sheets to open in the references panel can feel pretty disorganized. To combat this, War Manager now organizes all sheets alphabetically. You can also pin your most important sheets to the top for easy access next time.

Many of the slide and pick menus have been tweaked, adjusted and refactored. Now finding pertinent information is not such a chore. War Manager feels much more polished and user friendly.

Cards with pre-programmed macros (like finding duplicate cards in a sheet or getting the weather) are now starting to appear in War Manager. Users can either choose to use them in their sheets or not have those extra macros clogging their thinking.

War Manager is now intelligently correcting information, for example - if War Manager finds a incorrectly formatted phone number, it will still present the phone number correctly.

You can now text phone numbers from the War Manager Database. You can also text yourself information like job addresses and crew phone numbers.

Over the last 2 years, War Manager has grown to over 280 scripts and roughly 60,000 lines of code. If printed out, War Manager code would take up about 2,000 pages of paper.