This is a small selection of ParsePorts’ 700+ customers and partners from Public Listed Companies around Europe.
30 years ago, Kulcs-Soft started as a small entrepreneurship, and today they were one of the first companies to publish in ESEF in Hungary.
In the end of 2020, the potential delay of the ESEF requirement caused companies to hold off on getting ready for ESEF in the hopes that they could wait until next year.
On April 28, 2021, SUEZ, published their annual financial report in ESEF. We sat down with their team to talk about their experience using the ParsePort XBRL Converter.
Boozt.com didn’t want to make their reporting process more complicated than necessary, and now they won’t have to.
Want to find out how to optimize your reporting process when converting to ESEF? We host ESEF webinars in a range of languages to help you find out what’s up and down in the world of iXBRL reporting.
Through a series of webinars you can learn how to use the ParsePort XBRL Inspector in your audit process, and our experts will explore the challenges of auditing ESEF reports and share best practices on interpretting the ESEF taxonomy.
Cooperating with ParsePort is neither outsourcing with expensive consultancy hours nor in-house work to add to your workload. With our tools you can have the best of both worlds. Below you will find a few of the reasons why companies and auditors all over Europe choose ParsePort for their XBRL solutions.
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