XBRL International’s own Revathy Ramanan dives into the potential of GPT-4 for analysing narrative disclosures in XBRL data this week. As machine learning and generative AI continue to advance, they present new opportunities for understanding complex business performance data.
At an Outreach event on the EFRAG Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) taxonomy held on Wednesday, key EFRAG personnel provided a range of details about the ESRS taxonomy that is currently out for consultation.
This week XBRL International hosted an informative webinar for members, focusing on the draft ESRS taxonomy consultation. The event drew active participation from members keen to delve into the intricacies of ESRS reporting obligations.
This week we published a new technical FAQ document aimed at software developers who are working with XBRL Report Packages.
The OIM Formula specification was recently published at Candidate Recommendation status, along with a conformance test suite. OIM Formula is the first step in a modernisation programme for XBRL Formula.
We are pleased to announce that the XBRL International Standards Board (XSB) has elevated the new Country Code and Currency Code taxonomies to Proposed Recommendation status. These taxonomies furnish lists of ISO codes for countries and currencies, simplifying the incorporation of standard codes in XBRL reports, as mandated in various regulatory filings.
A new post from XBRL International’s Entity Specific Disclosure Task Force (ESDTF) delves into the complex but crucial process of incorporating common practice reporting elements into financial reporting taxonomies like IFRS and US GAAP. The same technique can be used by analysts and data providers ahead of standards setters actions in this area.
Don’t miss PwC’s latest podcast, where our very own John Turner, CEO of XBRL International, delves into the evolving landscape of sustainability reporting and the pivotal role of XBRL.
The XBRL Standards Board this week approved updates to the XBRL Data Type Registry (DTR) and Units Type Registry (UTR) to help facilitate digital sustainability reporting.
There is a lot of incredibly useful guidance available on developing XBRL taxonomies, but that same richness of information can also be a little overwhelming when first setting out. We are delighted to announce that XBRL International’s Best Practices Board (BPB) has published a review draft of its new XBRL Taxonomy – Quick Start Guide.
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