The XBRL Standards Board has approved the release of a second Public Working Draft (PWD) of the Table Constraints specification. This modular enhancement to the xBRL-CSV format is designed to enable highly efficient validation of business rules, especially when dealing with very large xBRL-CSV reports.
The XBRL Standards Board (XSB) has approved two important updates to emerging new XBRL specifications.
We continue to manage, improve and modernise the XBRL standard to ensure that it is fit for purpose as the world’s standard for digital data exchange. Key developments in 2024 included:
One for all our technical readers. Just in time for the last newsletter of the year, please do have a look at the updates approved by the XBRL Standards Board on Tuesday and now published:
Earlier this month the Digital Signatures – or D6 – working group released the Digital Signatures in XBRL 1.0 specification as a Candidate Recommendation, an important step towards improved security in financial reporting.
The Table Constraints specification was published this week as a public working draft. This set of specialised extensions to the xBRL-CSV standard promises to materially enhance validation checks while maintaining backward compatibility.
Digital signatures play a crucial role in ensuring the integrity and authenticity of digital business reports. These reports, which can significantly impact an organisation’s value and reputation, require a high level of trust. Digital signatures provide verifiable proof of a document’s authenticity and integrity, ensuring that it hasn’t been tampered with since being signed.
This week we published a new technical FAQ document aimed at software developers who are working with XBRL Report Packages.
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has made an upgrade to their filing system, adopting the recently finalised specification update Calculation 1.1 specification and permitting .xbri file extensions in line with the Report Packages specification.
The OIM Formula specification was recently published at Candidate Recommendation status, along with a conformance test suite. OIM Formula is the first step in a modernisation programme for XBRL Formula.
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