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Introduction

xbrlware enables financial firms & analysts to create smarter automated financial analysis, analytics & business intelligence solutions from XBRL financial facts. See case study page for practical examples using xbrlware.

xbrlware is a fast, lightweight framework to parse, extract, search & analyze financial and business facts from XBRL documents. xbrlware understands structure and relationship among elements of XBRL documents and defines a set of powerful object-oriented layer for accessing financial & business facts, meta & other related information defined in XBRL documents. With xbrlware, users gain instant access to accurate financial and business facts from XBRL documents. xbrlware lets developers deal with XBRL documents (Instance, taxonomy and Linkbase documents) following object-oriented idiom. xbrlware also has plugins to generate financial reports, export financial facts in RDF & fetch financial calculations from the xbrl documents.

xbrlware is written in Ruby. xbrlware can be easily integrated with other languages (C++, Java, C#, Python, Perl, Erlang and others). See language integration page for example and more details.

xbrlware APIs are designed for productivity, speed and easy of use. With just few lines of code, get instant access to accurate financial facts.

require 'rubygems'
require 'xbrlware'

ins=Xbrlware.ins(<xbrl_instance_file_path>) # Initialize XBRL instance
items=ins.item("ProfitLoss") # Fetch all "ProfitLoss" financial fact
items.each do |item|
 puts item.value # Print value of each "ProfitLoss" item
end

xbrlware is developed and distributed by bitstat technologies, a financial products company that develops innovative process automation & collaboration tools for financial institutions by leveraging latest advancements in computation and communication technologies. InfoGrill - Interest centric, social philosophies based, access control aware collaborative knowledge management system for enterprises, is another product developed by bitstat technologies as sequel to xbrlware.

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To see xbrlware in action, visit xbrlware.com. Also have a look at xbrlware-api, xbrlware-api facilitates accessing analyzed data and generated reports from xbrlware.com via REST API, Twitter, Google Buzz and RSS/Atom feeds.

Features

• Supports
• XBRL specification 2.1
• US GAAP Taxonomy, Release 2009
• Support for taxonomies other than US GAAP (Ex, FDIC call report taxonomy.)
• Support for taxonomies of other countries (Canada, UK, Australia, Germany, etc)
• XBRL Dimensions 1.0 (Explicit Dimensions)
• Support for reports generation from presentation and calculation linkbases
• business reports, see screen shot
• developer reports, see screen shot
• RDF/Semantic support
• Easy financial ratios calculation
• Support for inline viewing of footnotes such as operating leases, debt levels, options and tax rates etc, see screen shot
• Programmatic access to business facts via xbrlware APIs
• Business facts can be exported in JSON, xml formats, see sample reports
• No code/stub generation from XBRL files is required. With just few lines of code, get instant access to accurate financial facts
• Support for exporting presentations and calculations to HTML/xls, see sample reports
• Thread-safe
• Documentation and unit tests
• Fast, see benchmark

Editions

xbrlware is provided in two editions:

• Enterprise Edition - License for commercial use, Free for opensource projects.
• Community Edition - Free & Apache License 2.0

See Editions & Pricing page for more details

Installation

Prerequisite for installation

Make sure your environment has

• Ruby 1.8.7 and Ruby gems

Installing via gem command

xbrlware is available as a Gem and the easiest way to install it is to:

sudo gem install xbrlware-ce --no-ri --no-rdoc

In the documentation page, you will learn about how to use xbrlware. It covers practical aspects of using xbrlware such as pulling XBRL filings, analyzing instance & linkbase files, getting data out of instance file, report generation and much more.