You can add up to sixteen text fields per document or voucher and another five additional text fields per transaction or detail record. Another useful feature was the existence of multiple price lists that make it easy to handle a complex pricing structure. The manual is well printed and fairly explicit but lacks an index and graphical depiction of screens. However, I found it odd that the fact that despite recognizing accounts as debtors, creditors, balance sheet etc. Further, branches and locations can be grouped to unlimited levels.
All reports are martix-based and fairly modifiable.
Each report appears on screen with controls to modify the columns in it. Then you specify which input fields should be displayed in each column. Once a report's layout has been modified, it can be saved with a unique name for use later with fresh data. The report modification tools are very good and designed more for use by an accountant than a programmer. However, you might find it limiting not to be able set the sort order for printing or to create reports with vertical subtotals.