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  Brandon Ehrecke

  • July 27, 2022 16:03

  Hi Christine!

  Thank you for reaching out. There isn't currently a way to print out the results of an XBRL review. This is still being reviewed, however, and we may add this as a feature in the future. Please let us know if you have any additional questions in the meantime. Thanks!

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  Brooke Mortvedt

  • October 20, 2026 18:04

  Hi Christine Grieco - I know this post is pretty old, but I just ran across it and wanted to keep you updated! I have you added to a feature request to see if this is something that could be added! 

  I did want to share a couple available Workarounds in case they would be beneficial:

   

  1. XBRL Blackline (Recommended for change tracking)
  Use XBRL Blacklines to compare two XBRL generations — helpful if you need to document what changed between reviews:
  - Open the XBRL Generation History panel
  - Click the dropdown on a generation → Create XBRL Blackline
  - Choose a comparison generation and options (show only changes, include fact values)
  - The blackline opens in a browser tab and can be saved/shared as HTML

   

   

  2. All Facts Report
  For identifying which facts were tagged and where:
  - Generate XBRL
  - From the generation, open the All Facts Report
  - Use Column B (concept name) and Column R (usages/section) to track tags

   

  3. Calculation Report (for calculation relationships)
  - Generate XBRL → click the download icon next to Calculation Report
  - Opens as an HTML file — can be saved via your browser's Save option

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