Below is a sample of tools and services from XBRL US Members. Click the title of the tool or service to read details contributed by our members.

Need more options? Choose one of the product or service feature links at right to see which tools and services correspond to a specific feature, or use the browse all link below or catalog link at right to see the full list.

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XMLSpy

Altova XMLSpy is the industry’s best selling XML editor for modeling, editing, transforming, and debugging XML-related technologies. The XMLSpy XBRL taxonomy editor uses the same editing paradigm as the popular graphical XMLSpy XML Schema editor, providing a graphical view of XBRL taxonomies and intelligent taxonomy editing features. Support for editing and validation based on XBRL […more]

browse products & services with similar features: taxonomy validation • Altova • taxonomy comparison


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Workiva FERC Reporting Solution

Workiva, the leader in XBRL® software, simplifies complex work. Customers trust Workiva’s open, intelligent, and intuitive platform to connect data, documents, and teams. The results: improved efficiency, greater transparency, and less risk. Workiva is used by more than 70% of top 100 energy companies.

browse products & services with similar features: Tool • For FERC Filers • data analysis • web-based training • 24/7 technical support • inline XBRL • version control • local rule checking • status dashboard • report comparison • task automation • API connectivity • Workiva


Tool/Service

eFINForms

The eFINForms is a web-based application and user-friendly enterprise system that does not require the end user to interact with XBRL or Tagging to the Taxonomy. Our software will contain your previous years Form Submissions provided by FERC, which can be rolled over to create the next Form Filing with ease. It will pre-populate previous […more]

browse products & services with similar features: Tool • For FERC Filers • web-based training • 24/7 technical support • inline XBRL • version control • local rule checking • Systrends


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