Adding XBRL Service Report Properties as Variables within a Report Package
XBRL services require certain reporting properties to be applied to their reports. These values can be added to your Report Packages as variables.
To designate variables to be shared with your XBRL service, preface the variable name
with XBRL.Property. For example:
XBRL.Property.CompanyID and
XBRL.Property.FilingPeriod. All variables following the
XBRL.Property. naming convention will be passed within the URL when
the Publish to XBRL service is executed. The variable name and value will be included in
the URL, but the XBRL.Property. prefix will be removed.
For example, a variable XBRL.Property.Company ID with a value of
123456789 will appear in the URL as Company ID and
123456789.
You must not include any non-public information within these variables, as they will not be encrypted.
In addition to the designated Variables, the internal Report Package ID will be passed, allowing the XBRL service to identify the source Report Package within the Narrative Reporting service.
For the Ez-XBRL XOR service, the following XBRL.Property.
variables are required:
Table 8-1 Variable Table
| Variable Name | Value |
|---|---|
XBRL.Property.companyIdentifier |
0000000000 |
XBRL.Property.formType |
10-k |
XBRL.Property.mandate |
US |
XBRL.Property.periodEndDate |
01-30-2024 |
Note:
Variable names are case sensitive and must appear exactly as shown in this topic.