Julien Reber

One year ago, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chose the XBRL standard to simplify and unify the exchange of financial information, and as such have joined the European central banks that have been using it since 2007 for regulatory reporting. In France, Infogreffe (which includes all of the Registries of the Commercial Courts) also selected the XBRL standard in 2008 for its portal for the filing of electronic financial statements. All of these decisions reward the strategy of INVOKE that adopted this language very early on (Infogreffe has also chosen an INVOKE solution in implementing its portal). XBRL is now in the process of becoming the universal  standard in financial data communication. INVOKE, software publisher of the first unified applications platform to gather reporting, consolidation and overall management of tax-related information in... (more)