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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Pacioli.ai

Pacioli.ai is regulatory disclosure automation infrastructure that enables taxonomy model creation, disclosure compliance automation as well as internal and external disclosure compliance validation. https://mica.pacioli.ai is the premier collaborative crypto-asset disclosure automation platform for MiCA compliant white papers.

browse products & services with similar features: taxonomy/extension creationtaxonomy validationinstance creationinstance renderingdata managementAuditchain Labs AGdata reportingfinancial information analysisdata analysis24/7 technical supportonline collaborationautomated taggingAPI connectivity


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MapForce

Altova MapForce, a graphical data mapping, conversion and integration tool, supports using XBRL taxonomies as the data source or target structure for any mapping. Mappings to XBRL taxonomies can be used to extract financial data from back-end accounting systems for reporting and disclosure, while mappings from XBRL taxonomies with associated instance files can be used […more]

browse products & services with similar features: taxonomy validationinstance creationAltovataxonomy comparisondata analysisdata import


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Database of Public Filings

Power User Individual Members and all XBRL US Organizational Members have access to our Database of Public Filings – a Postgres resource of filings submitted to the SEC since 2009. Not an XBRL US Member, yet? Maybe it’s time to consider joining for yourself or your organization.

browse products & services with similar features: external reportingUS SECAnalystUS CongressIssuerDeveloperdata reportingfinancial information analysisdata analysisXBRL US


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