Besides, you have the option to globally switch off non-critical fields in the input screen. Also, if a particular user has been denied the right to work with some screens, the menu related to these screens will not be visible to him. An extremely well-designed interface is one point where Wings scores over its competitors. You can view grouped items like account heads or inventory items in a hierarchical format as in Windows Explorer, as well as copy and paste items from one group to another. The user-friendly report designing feature simplifies creating and modifying reports.
Wings offers several reports in two panes.
For instance, the Ledger can appear in two panes. The left pane will show the Accounts Tree or Listing and the right pane will show the ledger. Wings lets you set up four allocation heads per voucher. These heads can be further grouped and sub-grouped to unlimited levels, providing fairly good analytical power. Wings' use a proprietary database makes it difficult for linking accounting data with any other software, but provides more security.