Olive Octagon XBRL reporting products are all "Excel-centric". What do we mean by this? Well, all you need is Excel (either installed or in-browser) in order to complete the templates, and everything else is done through your web browser.
Our browser-based processing approach allows market-leading data security. When you access our software, all of the code required to validate and convert the completed Excel templates into XBRL (whether XBRL-XML or XBRL-CSV) is sent to your browser and is executed there. None of your data ever leaves the browser, nothing is uploaded to our servers, and browser-based validation and XBRL conversion means there's no software to install. As long as you can access our website and have a reasonably up-to-date browser (sorry, but the Internet Explorer days are gone!) then you can meet your reporting obligations with Olive Octagon.
EBA Reporting Framework 4.0
DORA Register of Information XBRL reporting went live on 31 March 2025 and the next reporting date is 31 December 2025.
Our simple and secure Excel-based product allows you to comply with the requirements with minimal friction.
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EIOPA IRRD 2.9.1 (PWD1) Taxonomy
The first draft IRRD reporting taxonomy is now out, and EIOPA is requesting feedback by 31 October 2025.
Our simple Excel-based solution is available for free so you can explore the templates and provide feedback to EIOPA.
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Bank of England Insurance Taxonomy Liquidity PWD
The first draft of the Bank of England Liquidity Reporting taxonomy was released in early 2025 with the first round of feedback now collected.
If you'd still like to see what's in these templates so you can ready yourself for Liquidity Reporting, then you can use our tool for free.
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We are always adding to our range of available products, including different XBRL reporting taxonomies.
At Olive Octagon our primary goal is to make the end product as user-friendly as possible. This means that although we use automated process to interpret new taxonomies when they come out (as you'd expect any respectable software company to do), we add our own layer of value in order to achieve the goal of utmost usability. Therefore, we need to invest some effort in development and testing the first time we implement a particular XBRL taxonomy.
To give you an idea of what we're working on and what's coming soon, below are the products coming later in 2025.
