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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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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RDG Filings

Our team of certified XBRL experts will work with you to create your initial templates and create the most accurate and highest quality filings. We offer both full-service and self-service editing, depending on which process works best for your company’s needs.

browse products & services with similar features: consultingServicetraining classesfiling preparationFor FERC FilersXBRL reviewinline XBRL24/7 technical supportversion controlRDG Filings


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Certent Disclosure Management

Certent Disclosure Management is a comprehensive web-delivered solution that provides greater control over your financial documents and eliminates manual processes. Certent simplifies financial reporting compliance with the SEC in both XBRL and HTML formats with one-click filing, and financial connectors to pull information directly from your ERP or GL system.

browse products & services with similar features: Producttaxonomy/extension creationCenter for Data Quality Certifiedtaxonomy validationinstance creationFor EDGAR Filersinstance renderingdata managementtaxonomy comparisondata reportingfinancial information analysisCertent


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