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How to prepare for the 2027 reporting season: the CtrlPrint guide

CtrlPrint — Thu, 11 Jun 2026 13:10:59 GMT

AI enhanced corporate reporting whitepaper

CtrlPrint — Thu, 28 May 2026 10:40:18 GMT

In recent years, the audience for corporate reporting has fundamentally changed. While we still write for the human analyst, we are now equally accountable to the machine reader.

CtrlPrint updates: AI-Powered review and enhanced Excel data sources control

CtrlPrint Team — Wed, 27 May 2026 10:32:41 GMT

Reporting teams work under constant pressure: numbers change late, reviewers add comments across multiple chapters, and deadlines leave little room for mistakes.

Our latest product updates are designed to reduce manual review work, improve control over changing source data, and help teams identify issues earlier in the reporting process. With new improvements in CtrlPrint Review, CtrlPrint Integrate, XBRL Tagger, and Preflight, teams can manage feedback more clearly, validate data updates with greater confidence, and reduce manual checks close to publication deadlines.

The new updates include:

AI-powered summaries of chapter changes and review comments
Comment categorisation and improved feedback management in CtrlPrint Review
Better control when updating Excel data sources
Improved handling of large and changing datasets
Enhanced Preflight checks in InDesign and InCopy

Deliver best-in-class annual reports

CtrlPrint — Fri, 22 May 2026 12:25:41 GMT

The modern corporate reporting landscape is becoming significantly more demanding as organizations face new regulations, tighter deadlines, and growing stakeholder scrutiny.

Ensuring corporate integrity: our compliance-first workflow

CtrlPrint Team — Tue, 12 May 2026 09:29:59 GMT

Shaping the future of our new compliance-first workflow

Seamlessly file your CSRD and financial reports to the Dutch KvK via CtrlPrint

CtrlPrint — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 07:52:49 GMT

In the Netherlands, the landscape forESEF (European Single Electronic Format) and CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) is currently defined by a major shift toward digital accountability and the EU Omnibus.

The German financial landscape in 2026: balancing HGB tradition with IFRS & CSRD evolution

CtrlPrint — Fri, 17 Apr 2026 13:05:35 GMT

For companies operating in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, the financial reporting year of 2026 represents a crossroads between the country’s historic, creditor-focused accounting tradition and the modern, data-driven transparency requirements of the European Union. Whether you are a local GmbH or a multinational group, navigating the German way of reporting requires understanding three distinct pillars: HGB, IFRS, and the newly mandatory CSRD.

Mastering global compliance: A strategic guide to IFRS

CtrlPrint — Thu, 26 Mar 2026 12:31:20 GMT

The global standard: What is IFRS?

The International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), governed by the IFRS Foundation, provide a "common business language" globally. These standards ensure that financial data is captured and reported consistently across 140+ countries, including the European Union, Australia, and many other nations in Asia and Africa.

Compliance reporting or enterprise value reporting?

Per Närstad — Wed, 25 Mar 2026 11:54:38 GMT

Part III — Reporting in the age of digital comparability

In this series of articles, our Head of Business Development, Per Närstad speak about the evolution of corporate reporting.

In the previous articles, I discussed two structural shifts shaping corporate reporting. The first was cultural: the historical divide between communication-driven and regulation-driven reporting is narrowing. The second was technological: machine-readable disclosures are changing how capital markets process and compare information.

Together, these shifts lead to a more fundamental question. What is reporting actually meant to achieve? Is it primarily a compliance exercise, or is it part of how the company positions itself in capital markets?

Machine-readable reporting has changed the rules

Per Närstad — Wed, 25 Mar 2026 11:53:44 GMT

Part II — Reporting in the age of digital comparability

In this series of articles, our Head of Business Development, Per Närstad speak about the evolution of corporate reporting.

In the previous article, I discussed how reporting cultures — communication-driven and regulation-driven — are converging. That convergence is not only cultural. It is technological and ultimately structural. The way information is produced and consumed in capital markets is changing.