XBRL is the global standard that powers digital reporting. By making business reporting computer-readable, it helps make business data easy to find, access and analyse. Why do we need it?

XBRL is the gold standard for financial, sustainability reporting and prudential reporting, and is also used for tax returns, energy utility data, commercial property values, municipal reporting, …

What is XBRL? XBRL is the global standard that powers digital reporting. By making business reporting computer-readable, it helps make business data easy to find, access and analyse. …

XBRL International is a global not for profit operating in the public interest. Our purpose is to improve the accountability and transparency of business performance globally, by providing …

Companies, public sector agencies and a wide range of other organisations are increasingly obliged to report in XBRL. Here is some information to help develop an understanding of the …

XBRL is the international standard for digital reporting of financial, performance, risk and compliance information, although it is also used for many other types of reporting. The open …

The XBRL standard provides the ability to design and publish business validation rules in a standardised format. Basic validation semantics can be represented in XBRL taxonomies …

iXBRL, or Inline XBRL, is an open standard that enables a single document to provide both human-readable and structured, machine-readable data. iXBRL is used by millions of …

XBRL is an open standard, with our specifications freely available and freely licensed. XBRL is supported by a strong software development community that has create a broad range of …

What is XBRL? XBRL is the business reporting standard. It’s used by millions of businesses to prepare, validate and submit actionable business reports to regulators, government agencies …