by Jonathan Rabbitt | May 10, 2022 | Digital Future Reporting, Extensibility, Inline XBRL, Interactive Data, Seahorse, Solutions, True North, XBRL
The original version of the Inline XBRL specification was released over ten years ago with a wide range of features to enable filers to embed XBRL tags within an HTML file, creating a document which is both human readable and computer readable. In my role as editor of...
by Thomas Howells | Apr 21, 2022 | Digital Future Reporting, Extensibility, Inline XBRL, Interactive Data, Products, Quality, Solutions, Taxonomy, True North
CoreFiling have been helping standards setters write taxonomies for more than a decade. Taxonomies are increasingly important as part of digital standards and are increasingly seen as a core part of the standard itself. We recently completed a project with a standards...
by Ben Russell | Jul 7, 2021 | Digital Future Reporting, Extensibility, Interactive Data, Taxonomy, XBRL
In this post we consider how relationships between the growing number of digital reporting standards can be engineered to increase the efficiency of the data across reporting ecosystems. Digital standards Reporting standards usually contain a narrative supported by...
by CoreFiling | Dec 23, 2014 | Inline XBRL, Interactive Data, Open data, Uncategorized, XBRL
In a significant move that will take UK open data to another level, Companies House, the UK Business Register, is planning to make available its entire digital data, free of charge, starting second quarter 2015. Once this service goes live, it will give the public...
by CoreFiling | Nov 13, 2012 | Interactive Data, Uncategorized, XBRL, XBRL Tech
In my previous post, I looked at how a lack of clear best practice around the naming of concepts and elements has contributed to the confusion around sign conventions in XBRL. I believe that another contributing factor is that the sign conventions used in financial...
by CoreFiling | Nov 1, 2012 | Interactive Data, Uncategorized, XBRL, XBRL Tech
In my previous article, I demonstrated a simple technique for getting the correct sign when tagging a number in XBRL. You may have noticed that I was somewhat casual with the notion of concepts having a “name”. If you’re familiar with the details of XBRL, you’ll...
