Here are all the publication fields supported by WIT.

The list below gives their names (default name first, and their eventual aliases or meaning variations) :

1. Reference Type, type of publication, book, manuscript, article, report, thesis, communication, artwork, audiovisual material, film, electronic source
2. (m) Author, reporter, programmer, writer, artist, cartographer, created by
3. (m) Secondary Author, series editor, recipient, director, committee, reporter
4. (m) Tertiary Author, series editor, producer
5. (m) Subsidiary Author, translator, performers, sponsor, counsel
6. Title, name of act, case name
7. Short Title, abbreviated title, abbreviated case name
8. Alternate Title, reference
9. Secondary Title, journal, series title, book title, collection title, magazine, newspaper, conference name, academic department
10. Tertiary Title, series title, legislative body
11. (m) Publisher, university, institution, producer, distributor, assignee, court
12. (m) Place Published, city, conference location, country
13. Edition, version, session
14. Original Publication, history
15. Reprint Edition
16. Volume, code volume, code number, reporter volume
17. Number Of Volumes, extent of work
18. Number, issue, issue number, document number, bill number, public law number
19. (m) Year, year of publication, year of conference, year released
20. Date, date of creation
21. Pages, number of pages, description, code pages, first page
22. Section, code section, sections
23. (m) Keywords, theme
24. Medium, type of work, type of article, type, type of medium
25. (m) Isbn/Issn, isbn
26. Reviewed Item, review rating
27. Label
28. Abstract 
29. Notes
30. Url 
31. (m) Author Address
32. Image
33. Caption, Image Caption
34. (m) Custom 1, User1
35. (m) Custom 2, User2
36. (m) Custom 3, User3
37. (m) Custom 4, User4
38. ID, (string, unique signature of the publication. Can be edited, provided it remains unique)
39. Accession Number
40. Call Number
    

Field names marked with a (m) in the list below admit multiple values, separated by the ";" character.

Multiple values have two influences :

• on the way information is entered while editing publications (multiple choice drop down menus in the graphical user interface),
• on the way bibliographic indexes are built : if a publication has several values specified in a multiple field, and if that field is used to sort/group the bibliographic index, the publication will appear several times in the index : once per value that was extracted from the multiple field.