ntinuing to move and shake the world of XBRL are our friends at JustSystems (news, ), who after announcing their new XBRL Report a uple weeks ago are back again with a partnership to leverage data aggregation, ntent creation and publishing of financial reports using the business reporting language.

The new partnership with XML server provider Mark Logic (news, ) was announced at the Mark Logic User nference earlier this month in San Francis.

Reading Business Language

As Diane Mueller, vice president, XBRL development, JustSystems, explained at the release of the new reporting capability, the business language wasn’t designed for human readability. Not being able to understand it equals risk on every level of the information cycle—not a good equation if you ask us. The JustSystems xfy XBRL Reporting system attempts to rectify this problem by nsuming XBRL data and then spitting it back out in a readable HTML or PDF document.

Behind door number two is Mark Logic, a mpany fueled by XBRL mpliance requirements and the pressing need to eliminate errors and fraud. The team behind the name designed Mark Logic Server specifically as a platform for building ntent applications that are made to unlock the full value of information. The resulting applications help store, manage, search and dynamically deliver ntent.

So, in one hand we’ve got tools that search out the information we need, and in the other we have a system that takes information and makes in readable. You can probably tell where this is going.

Working Together

The teams intend to provide easy and scalable aess to XBRL ntent through a mbination of their offerings.

The integration option will allow enterprise anizations to push financial XBRL ntent from Mark Logic Server to applications built on the JustSystems xfy platform at any stage of a business workflow. Additionally, using this functionality, anizations will reportedly be able to analyze and create detailed financial reports from XBRL ntent and add XBRL-aware document management functionality to their existing Mark Logic Server deployments.

“The pairing of the JustSystems xfy XBRL Report with Mark Logic Server provides anizations with the ability to build and deploy a next-generation, XBRL-based infrastructure and rapidly deploy XBRL-enhanced financial applications,” said Mueller,. “XBRL has the potential to greatly improve transparency and information aess in ways never before imaginable, and JustSystems and Mark Logic share the mmon goal of driving XBRL adoption forward in the enterprise market. Current, aurate financial data is essential for mpanies that wish to maintain a positive reputation with their customers and for regulator agencies that need to audit and ensure the auracy of that financial data.”

The Sop

If you missed this year’s Mark Logic User nference, don’t panic. You can find all of the inside information on the JustSystems blog where Mueller herself writes directly about the mpany’s developments.