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The AI and analysis tool for iXBRL reports

Graffiti helps accountants, lenders, analysts and advisers review company accounts in their browser. View the underlying iXBRL data behind any figure, compare years and companies, check directors and ownership, and ask AI questions grounded in the accounts and other sources. Accounts from public filing registers are free to view. Paid plans add higher AI allowances and full company-record integration.

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Tagged figures, AI, company records and review functionality, all from the filing.
Ask AI about the accountsGet answers grounded in the filing, with source references to check them. Draw on official company records, other accounts and, on paid plans, web searches.
Company recordsOpen the Company panel to review filing history, financial trends and a visual network of directors and ownership, or insiders and major holders.
Inspect the figuresSee the concept, period, unit, scale and dimensions behind each tagged figure.
Export for further analysisExport tagged figures and figures from untagged tables to Excel (XLSX) or CSV, or the tagged data as xBRL-JSON.

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Watch the overview

Follow a real 2020 filing from a turnover warning to an AI explanation and a note beside the figures.

More than an iXBRL viewer

Review the figures and the company behind them

iXBRL accounts contain digital tags that identify figures and disclosures. Graffiti makes those tags visible and uses the data to help you analyse the accounts. You can also bring in official company records while keeping the original accounts open.

Ask

Ask AI about the accounts

Ask a question in plain English, such as “What could explain the change in turnover over the last 10 years and how does it compare to similar companies?”

  • Use AI to explain ratios, figures and disclosures, with source references to help you check the answer
  • On paid plans, include relevant passages from notes and accounting policies, and use web search for wider context
  • On paid plans, ask more questions and follow-ups to explore an answer in more detail
Explore

Understand the tags

Select a tagged figure to see its iXBRL details: concept, period, unit, reference and dimensions. Check, for example, whether a figure relates to the group or the company alone.

  • Inspect concept definitions and check whether the tagging matches the displayed attributes
  • Navigate the contents, linked footnotes and calculation relationships
  • Explore standard taxonomy tags and company-specific (extension) tags
Compare

Company records and comparison

The Company panel shows official company records beside the accounts.

  • Read the company profile and filing history
  • Explore directors or insiders, with an interactive network of their other companies
  • Review financial trends and ratios over ten years
  • Compare as many sets of accounts as you like, from other years or other companies
  • See where a UK company's figures and ratios sit among similar companies
  • Follow a UK company to get an email when it files at Companies House (up to 5 on Free, 200 on paid plans)
Review

Review and export

Check the filing for potential issues, record your observations and export the data for further work.

  • Run checks on iXBRL tagging, calculations and applicable filing rules
  • Review ratios, year-on-year movements, balance sheet inconsistencies and unusual digit patterns
  • Search and filter tagged and untagged figures
  • Export to Excel (XLSX), CSV or JSON, and add your own notes to filings

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Graffiti runs only our own code in your browser: no outside libraries, scripts, fonts or trackers. Checks run on your machine.

Data sources

Where the data comes from

Graffiti opens filings from public registers and brings in other public data beside them. Each source is used only for the job below.

Companies House
UK company search, profiles, filing history, directors, ownership and charges (Public Data API), the accounts documents themselves (Document API), live filing updates, and the monthly bulk accounts data.
SEC EDGAR
US company search, 10-K, 20-F and 40-F filings, company facts, insiders and major holders.
filings.xbrl.org
The public register of European (ESEF) annual reports for listed UK and European companies.
GLEIF
Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) records, to identify listed companies and link their other identifiers.
Norway's Brønnøysund Register Centre
The board, industry, share capital and history of a company on Norway's register, found by its LEI record.
OpenFIGI
Matches a company to its listed share, so market identifiers line up.
XBRL taxonomies
The published definitions behind tagged figures (FRC, IFRS, US GAAP and ESEF), used to show what each concept means.
The Gazette
Official notices about a company, such as insolvency and winding-up notices.
The Charity Commission
A charitable company's record on the Register of Charities for England and Wales, looked up by its charity number.
Find a Tender
Public contracts awarded to a company.
European Central Bank
Published exchange rates, used when comparing accounts in different currencies.
OpenAI and TypeSafe AI
The AI models that answer your questions about a filing.
Live web search
Wider context for AI answers on paid plans.

Filings from the registers above, including UK and European listed companies, are free to open. The privacy notice says what each recipient receives.