Free iXBRL viewer

GrAffitI: a free iXBRL viewer

Open company accounts and annual reports in your browser and see the data behind every figure. Free, with no account and nothing to install.

What the viewer does

Open UK, US and European filings

Search Companies House by company name or number, the SEC by name, ticker or CIK for 10-K, 20-F and 40-F annual reports, or listed UK and European companies for their ESEF annual reports. Or open your own file or link.

See every tagged figure

Each tagged figure is highlighted. Click one to see its concept, period, unit, scale and dimensions, such as whether it relates to the group or the company alone.

Search and filter the data

The Data screen lists every tagged figure, plus figures Graffiti found in untagged tables. Search or filter by kind of data, tag type, period or section.

Check the tagging

Validation checks the iXBRL structure, calculations and applicable filing rules in your browser, and links each finding to its tag in the accounts.

Export to Excel

Export the figures to Excel (XLSX) or CSV, or the tagged data as xBRL-JSON. Free exports up to 100 rows at a time.

Nothing to install

Graffiti runs in your browser, with no outside libraries, scripts or trackers. A file of your own is read in your browser, not uploaded. On a paid plan, a bookmarklet opens filings on other websites too.

Opens iXBRL files (.html, .xhtml or .htm) and ESEF report packages (.zip or .xbri).

Much more than a viewer

The viewer is where Graffiti starts. It is an analysis tool for accountants, lenders, analysts and advisers, with AI and the company's records beside the accounts.

Ask AI about the accounts

Ask a question in plain English and get an answer grounded in the filing, with source references to check it.

Review

Findings on ratios, year-on-year movements, totals that do not add up and unusual digit patterns. On paid plans, it can also flag tags that may not fit their line.

Trends and Ratios

The filed figures across the years side by side, and each ratio with its workings and, for UK companies, the sector median.

Compare to

Add other years or other companies beside the open accounts, and see where a UK company sits among similar companies.

Company records

Directors, ownership, filing history and a network of the directors' other companies; for US companies, insiders and major holders.

Notes and sharing

Add notes to figures with a free account. Share a link that reopens the filing, or download a copy with Graffiti built in to email or keep.

Try them on Free, with daily allowances. Paid plans add higher allowances, AI follow-up questions and the bookmarklet.