This page has information and tools to help you get started using XBRL corporate financial data reported to the US SEC through a variety of resources.
How To: Use the XBRL API with Google SheetsWatch this video to learn how you can use the free Google Sheet Addon to query data from our Database of Public Filings and build custom templates for balance sheet, margin comparison and more. The addon and templates are free and updated within 15 minutes of posting to the SEC’s EDGAR system. Get started with the XBRL API |
How To: Access the XBRL US Database of Public FilingsXBRL US Members have access to the XBRL US Database of Public Filings – XBRL-formatted financials submitted by public companies reporting to the SEC since 2009. To get started using SEC data in our database for private, personal use, review the Terms of Use and complete this form and we’ll provide you with connection information. Not a member? Learn about the benefits and get started with a membership that’s right for you or your entire organization. Not sure if you’re a member? Send a note to info@xbrl.us. |
How To: Find Out More about Inline XBRLInline XBRL essentially combines XBRL and HTML documents, to create a single document that is both human-readable and machine-readable. Inline XBRL is under consideration by the SEC for public company reporting and is used in non-US markets today. To learn more, watch this Webinar: |
How To: Extract XBRL Data Directly from the SEC Web SiteThousands of public company data financial statements are available from the SEC’s EDGAR system today. Years of history can be extracted directly from EDGAR. Watch a How To demo from Alexander Falk, CEO of Altova: |
How To: Download Individual XBRL Files and .zip Archives from the SEC Web SiteNeed to get a single filing from EDGAR? Watch this brief video to learn how to manipulate URLs on the SEC’s Web site and get to a company’s .zip of a filing in seconds. |
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