Software Version 11.2.0 Deployed

NameMatcher: More resilient matching for real-world names

Previously, if an input could not be parsed into a valid name structure, NameMatcher would fail the request. With Version 11.2.0, NameMatcher now applies an additional, resilient matching step for these edge cases. This results in fewer failed requests and more stable behavior when names are incomplete, oddly formatted, or outside expected patterns.

Examples Below are a few real-world style examples that previously would have caused an exception but can now still produce a reliable match result:

• "John Doe john.doe99@gmail.com" vs "John Doe"

• "Anita Gonzales" vs "—, Anita Gonzales"

• "Jorik Diesinger" vs "und Svea Diesinger, Dr. J"

Overall, 11.2.0 improves operational robustness by handling parsing edge cases gracefully while still returning a match only when the outcome is reliable.