e-Groups

The tables below show current e-Groups and provide links to their Mailing List and Sharepoint pages.  

To join a Group other than the Technical or Best Practices groups of XBRL International please send an e-mail to the link under the Admin column in the case of Regional or Jurisdictional Groups, or to groups@xbrl.org for International Groups, giving the Group Title in the headline and stating (a) your name and (b) the login e-mail which you use to access the Members' Area of this website.  Your e-mail must also be sent from that e-mail address.  Once your credentials have been verified, which may take a couple of days, you should receive a confirmation e-mail and any login information for the group.  Please note the Conditions of Use of e-Groups which apply to all participants.

Also please note that the e-Groups associated with the various working groups do require you to have joined the Working Group in question - a link is provided in the table below to the relevant page where instructions on how to join will be found. See also http://www.xbrl.org/WorkingGroups/ for more information on the various Working Groups.

Under Open, 'O' means open to all XBRL participants (Technical and Best Practices Working Group lists do, however, require registration as either a member or observer in that Working Group - use the "WG Enrolment Form" to join), 'R' means restricted to members of the relevant committee or Jurisdiction. 

International Groups - Admin for all international groups is via groups@xbrl.org.

The following International e-Group(s) are for the purpose of determining interest in the formation of a new Working Group and have a limited life span (no more than 90 days). Discussion is limited to matters related to the formation of the Working Group, draft charter etc. They are mailing lists only and have no Sharepoint area. ]

Regional and Jurisdictional Groups