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XBRL Validator

XMLSpy® 2012 and AltovaXML® 2012 support validation of XBRL to ensure accuracy and compliance of XBRL filings.

XMLSpy® 2012 includes a new engine that supports validation of documents created based on XBRL 2.1 as well as XBRL Dimensions 1.0, which is an extension of XBRL. This allows you to view and analyze XBRL taxonomies and also to validate XBRL instance documents against taxonomies. XBRL linkbases can also be validated against their associated schema file. When viewing XBRL documents, you can choose between XMLSpy's Text View or Grid View (shown below), which provides a graphical, easy to navigate representation of the document's content.

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Standard XML editors are not sufficient for working with XBRL because they cannot process the normalization and semantic properties that XBRL adds to the XML specification. The added XBRL functionality in XMLSpy makes it the only fully featured XML editor on the market with the capacity to understand the multiple relations and content validation that makes XBRL such a powerful language for explicit and transparent financial reporting.

XMLSpy Professional and Enterprise Editions support XBRL validation, while XMLSpy Enterprise Edition also supports graphical XBRL taxonomy editing.

Note XBRL support is also provided in AltovaXML, giving developers a powerful XBRL validation engine to use in their applications, royalty-free.



Download a free, fully-functional 30-day trial of XMLSpy® 2012 now.



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MACPA XBRL case study Read this case study to learn how the MD Association of CPAs used the Altova Mission Kit to translate their financial data into XBRL and then leverage it to increase efficiency and reduce costs.

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MissionKit XBRL Tools

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