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.
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GoXBRL creates and edits XBRL reports for all taxonomies currently supported by the SEC in addition to taxonomies previously supported for use with EDGAR. Users can also load and create reports using custom taxonomies. GoXBRL has all the tools you need to make informed decisions during the element selection process and validates your report against […more]
browse products & services with similar features: taxonomy/extension creation • taxonomy validation • instance creation • For EDGAR Filers • instance rendering • software updates • inline XBRL • Novaworks, LLC
XOR is the defacto standard for cloud-based XBRL rendering and reviewing of your FERC documents. Combining a powerful set of features, with an elegant and intuitive user interface, XOR’s reviewing, commenting, reporting, validation, and workflow features have been used to review and finalize 1000s of XBRL filings since its introduction in 2013. XOR offers a […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 • online collaboration • Ez-XBRL • report comparison
Cognitive Quant platform brings together Behavioral Science, Natural Language Processing, and Artificial Intelligence to help investors overcome cognitive biases, deliver unique risk insights, and enable rational investment decisions. It features: Behavioral Science-driven UX Design to help overcome cognitive biases AI & NLP-enabled Stock Screener incorporating both quantitative and qualitative insights Unique Risk Insights leveraging xBRL, […more]
browse products & services with similar features: financial information analysis • data analysis • Cognitive Quant
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