Tom Wacha, Director of XBRL Product Management at Workiva and a member of XBRL International’s Best Practices Board, has contributed a guest blog emphasising the importance of secure and robust test environments in XBRL reporting.
XBRL International’s Best Practices Board has published new draft guidance on using xBRL-CSV Table Constraints to improve validation efficiency for large, granular datasets. This approach embeds simple validation rules directly into the xBRL-CSV metadata, enabling early error detection as data is initially processed.
What does a modern, robust, and efficient XBRL data collection platform look like? The Best Practices Board at XBRL International has just released new draft guidance that answers exactly that. From first submission to final analysis, it lays out the essential features, workflows and design considerations needed to build secure, scalable and high-quality reporting systems.
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