SEC Releases Source Code for Interactive Data Viewer for Free Use by the Market

Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Christopher Cox announced today that the source code for the Interactive Financial Report Viewer that enables investors to analyze companies’ interactive data filings is now available via its Web site for free use by the market.
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Interactive data is powered by XBRL, a computer software language that labels companies’ financial and other data with codes from standard lists so that investors and analysts can more easily locate and analyze desired information.

Source code available here.

Source: U.S. Security and Exchange Commission

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