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We provide FERC filing agent services to prepare, validate and submit FERC forms 1/2/3-Q/6/60/714 filings in the new XBRL/iXBRL format. We work from data in whatever form you can provide, and take care of all XBRL tagging and other XBRL/iXBRL requirements. Prior to submission, we provide you printable proofs of the filing, various reports, and […more]
browse products & services with similar features: consulting • Advanced Computer Innovations • training classes • Service • filing preparation • For FERC Filers • XBRL review • inline XBRL • version control
Altova XMLSpy is the industry’s best selling XML editor for modeling, editing, transforming, and debugging XML-related technologies. The XMLSpy XBRL taxonomy editor uses the same editing paradigm as the popular graphical XMLSpy XML Schema editor, providing a graphical view of XBRL taxonomies and intelligent taxonomy editing features. Support for editing and validation based on XBRL […more]
browse products & services with similar features: taxonomy validation • Altova • taxonomy comparison
Financial disclosure is a complex, ongoing process requiring flexibility, accuracy and security at every stage of the disclosure process. For over 40 years, Toppan Merrill has been the trusted resource to organizations worldwide who require mission-critical disclosure solutions and on-demand access to unmatched subject matter expertise. Our proprietary products and services leverage end to-end technology, […more]
browse products & services with similar features: taxonomy/extension creation • consulting • taxonomy validation • training classes • For EDGAR Filers • instance creation • filing preparation • instance rendering • taxonomy comparison • Toppan Merrill
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