The XBRL International Standards Board (XSB) has approved for release as a public working draft, a working group note of the proposed architecture and workflow arrangements for the release of global XBRL taxonomies for ISO country and currency code lists as well as draft taxonomies for inspection, testing and comment.
The Taxonomy Design Working Group, part of XBRL International’s Best Practices Board, recently published new guidance designed to help taxonomy authors and architects.
We’re delighted to announce that Invoke’s validating processor xBRL Suite – xBRL Validator and review and report creation software Invoke ESEF have passed the strict tests needed to be certified as XBRL Certified Software. It’s particularly pleasing to see another brand new validating processor, capable of dealing with xBRL-CSV and xBRL-JSON as well as more traditional xBRL-XML formatted reports available […]
The XBRL Standards Board has this week approved for release, as a consultation draft, the first deliverable of the Digital Signatures in XBRL Working Group (or… umm… D6WG). The requirements document has now been published. What’s this about? Is it important? Glad you asked. And Yes.
The XBRL Standards Board this week approved a new draft specification on XBRL Report Packages for your feedback.
The XBRL Specifications Working Group has updated its Working Group Note (WGN) on the use of HTML in Inline XBRL reports, including additional information around the preparation of text block tags.
The XBRL Standards Board (XSB) has finalised and published as a Recommendation, the errata release of the XBRL Open Information Model (OIM) specifications.
We are pleased to announce that Visma Connect’s Visma XBRLValidPro has passed the XBRL software certification process.
This week saw FASB Chair Rich Jones sit down with XBRL International Chair Wes Bricker at a FASB Webinar on Digital Reporting. Diving into data quality, Inline XBRL assurance, and the impact of AI on both digital reporting and the accounting profession, this was a wide ranging discussion.
Last week’s item demonstrating the way that US FFIEC reports (published in XBRL) can be consumed and analysed got a lot of attention. But how is it done?
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