XBRL
XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) is an open, global standard for exchanging business and financial data in a machine-readable, XML-based format. It provides a standardized way for companies to tag and communicate financial information, making it easier for software to automatically process, analyze, and compare financial statements across different organizations and reporting systems.
Developed by accountants and financial professionals, XBRL allows for precise tagging of individual financial data points, enabling more efficient reporting to regulatory bodies like the SEC, streamlining financial analysis, and reducing manual data entry errors. It is widely used by public companies, governments, and financial institutions to standardize and digitize financial reporting, ultimately improving transparency and accessibility of financial information.
Altova offers end-to-end XBRL solutions, from development to data integration to high-performance validation. Altova also provides tools for non-technical business users to create valid XBRL filing documents to meet regulatory requirements. Here is a selection of XBRL-focused articles:
- The Importance of Choosing Certified XBRL Tools
- How to Implement EBA XBRL Data Quality Checks
- Learn About XULE for XBRL
- What is OIM for XBRL?
- Finally an Easy Way to Manage XBRL Taxonomies
Posts categorized: xbrl
- New Tools for Shopify, OpenAPI, & More
- Learn about XULE for XBRL
- How to Implement EBA XBRL Data Quality Checks
- Creating ESEF Filings Just Got Easier
- How to Get EBA XBRL from Excel
- ESEF Tools
- Certified Tools for xBRL-JSON & xBRL-CSV
- XML Reports to Text
- Learn About OIM for XBRL
- NoSQL Database Support and More in Version 2022
- Finally – An Easy Way to Manage XBRL Taxonomies
- New tools for JSON, EDI, SWIFT, and XBRL in Version 2021
- XBRL Updates for COVID-19 Requirements
- New Tools to Work with XBRL in Excel
- Version 2020 Revolutionizes JSON Editing
- Job Distribution on FlowForce Server
- Solvency II XBRL without the Headache
- The Importance of Choosing Certified XBRL Tools
- Top Five Features in Altova’s Latest Release
- Learn About Inline XBRL and XBRL Taxonomy Packages
- Big Data, Database, and XBRL Tools Get a Huge Boost
- Top Five Reasons to Document Your Schemas
- Excel Add-in Generates XBRL WIP Data
- XBRL Data Mapping: WIP Taxonomy
- New RaptorXML scripts added: XBRL.US DQC Rules, EFM v35, and EBA Filing Rules
- XBRL Data Quality of SEC Filings in EDGAR
- XBRL Example Files on GitHub
- Foolproof, Fast, and Flexible XML Validation Options
- XML Validation Speeds Reach New Levels
- Rendering XBRL Table Linkbases using StyleVision
- New Support for XPath/XQuery 3.1, WS-Security, and More Debut in R3
- 2014 XBRL International Conference
- New XBRL Tools for Compliance and Beyond
- Altova’s Latest Release Sets the Performance Bar Even Higher
- XBRL US National Conference in Las Vegas
- XBRL Validation and Processing Tools
- RaptorXML is here!
- Announcing RaptorXML, the Hyper-fast XML and XBRL Server
- New Case Study: Automating XBRL Data Collection and Processing
- Case Study: Altova Customer Succeeds with XBRL
- Leverage Your Financial Data with the XBRL Chart Wizard–Part 2
- Leverage Your Financial Data with the XBRL Chart Wizard–Part 1
- Service Pack 1 Available
- The Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants (MACPA) transforms data to XBRL in-house
- StyleVision Supports XBRL for Financial Reporting Part I – Creating GAAP-Compliant Reports and StyleSheets with a Single Click
- Altova XBRL Resources… just in time for XBRL US
- Updated Industry Schema Library
- XML: The Power Behind XBRL
- Altova XBRL Resources
- Altova at Microsoft PDC
- XBRL Glossary
- New XBRL Video
- XBRL Training Course Updated
- XBRL… so much more than compliance
- New Data Mapping Demo Video Released
- New XBRL Training Now Available
- Exploring Large XML/XBRL Documents with XMLSpy
- XBRL Support Added to Altova MissionKit 2009
- Now available: Altova MissionKit Version 2009