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]
Integix is Ez-XBRL’s cloud-based XBRL authoring platform. With its patented technology and built in powerful set of features and functionality, Integix is the ideal choice for FERC filers. Import or integrate your excel data directly in our platform to create your FERC compliant XBRL Forms. With our Smart tagging features create your forms in a […more]
FERCxbrl™ prepares FERC forms 1/2/3-Q/6/60/714 filings in the new XBRL/iXBRL format on a Windows PC. At a basic level, it presents familiar FERC forms into which you enter information. You can also copy/paste into these forms (including bulk copy/paste) from your existing spreadsheets or data bases. The forms are pretagged and require no XBRL expertise. […more]
As a leader in producing software solutions for XBRL formatted filings, Novaworks presents XBRLworks, a cloud-based system that fully supports the FERC XBRL mandate. XBRLworks features a streamlined HTML interface that produces well-structured, compliant XBRL behind the scenes as users interact with intuitive forms and collaboration tools.
Learn from KPMG’s Joe Luczka on the importance of matching context date with report period. Find out appropriate use of periods with subsequent events and forecasts; and learn how to effectively use the scenario axis. Explore best practice through real-world examples.
Learn the pros and cons of working with financial XBRL data from a startup company that relies on structured data. And find out how you can get started analyzing corporate XBRL data yourself through the Data Analysis Toolkit, freely available from XBRL US.
Hear from U.S. Treasury, the FDIC and other government data standards experts in this practical 60-minute webinar on how the DATA Act will help agencies create more useful, transparent information. Earn CPE credit, learn from real-world case studies in SEC and bank reporting, and find out how agencies will benefit.
Learn how Dollar General used XBRL to identify sample disclosures during a recent takeover situation. Find out from URS how to conduct more timely, more granular peer analysis with XBRL data.
August, 2024 XBRL US Conference, Digital Reporting for Measurable Results: Climate, Corporate, Government Announced for November 14 in Washington, DC. The one-day conference will address the expanding demand for digital regulatory reporting of climate and financial data by corporations and governments in the United States, through programs such as the Financial Data Transparency Act (FDTA), […more]
By Marc Joffe, Senior Policy Analyst, The Cato Institute The Financial Data Transparency Act (FDTA) promises to provide municipal bond investors with standardized financial data for counties, cities, and special districts that issue debt securities. Rather than work through voluminous PDF financial statements, investors would be able to quickly access standardized data facilitating peer comparison […more]
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