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How Our AI-Powered iXBRL Tagging Works, explained simply

AI-powered iXBRL tagging reads accounts, identifies reportable facts, suggests taxonomy mappings and applies tags across statements and notes. Expert reviewers then check judgemental mappings, validate the output and prepare a filing-ready iXBRL file for HMRC CT600 or Companies House workflows.

Overview

What is iXBRL tagging?

Human-readable accounts

  • The accounts still look like financial statements
  • Directors, accountants and reviewers can read the report
  • The layout remains suitable for review and approval

Machine-readable data

  • Financial facts are tagged behind the visible report
  • Tags identify meaning, period, unit and context
  • HMRC and other systems can process the data digitally
Automation model

How our AI tagging works

80% AI automation with expert backup
Most straightforward filings completed within hours
No manual re-keying of accounts data
Prior-year mappings reused where appropriate
Expert review for judgemental disclosures and unusual facts
Tagging workflow

Step-by-step tagging process

01

Accounts ingested

Source accounts and supporting schedules are loaded into the tagging workflow.

02

Facts mapped

AI maps financial data and disclosures to the appropriate FRC/HMRC taxonomy concepts.

03

Tags applied

Tags are applied across required statements, notes and narrative disclosures.

04

Expert QA review

Reviewers check AI output for accounting meaning, completeness, signs, periods and context.

05

iXBRL generated

A tagged iXBRL file is generated and prepared for validation and approval.

06

Client approval

The tagged output is sent for review before filing or filing-ready handover.

Taxonomy selection

Which taxonomy do we use?

Standard Taxonomy Who it applies to
FRS 102 UK GAAP taxonomy Small and large UK GAAP companies
FRS 105 Micro-entity taxonomy Micro-entities using FRS 105
IFRS IFRS taxonomy Listed, AIM or IFRS reporters where relevant
LLP LLP taxonomy or LLP-specific tagging approach Limited Liability Partnerships
Taxonomy maintenance

Always-current taxonomy handling

What we monitor

  • FRC taxonomy releases
  • HMRC filing expectations
  • Changes in accounting standard coverage

What this prevents

  • Outdated concept selection
  • Avoidable validation issues
  • Unnecessary rework near filing deadline
Common questions

How Our AI-Powered iXBRL Tagging Works FAQs

No. You provide the accounts and filing context. We handle taxonomy mapping, tagging, review and validation.

AI speeds up recurring and standard mappings, but expert review remains important for accounting judgement, unusual disclosures and final filing confidence.

The taxonomy depends on the accounts standard and filing context. We select the appropriate FRC/HMRC taxonomy path before tagging starts.

Straightforward filings are often completed within hours, subject to document quality, complexity, selected turnaround and approval speed.

No. The workflow works from the source accounts and applies structured tags without manually re-keying the accounts data.

Yes, where appropriate. Prior-year mappings can speed up recurring filings, but they still need current-year review.

Expert reviewers can override the suggestion, update the mapping and rerun validation checks.

No. The model is AI-powered preparation with expert QA backup, not unsupervised filing.

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