Bring the files you already use
Import Excel (.xlsx), CSV, and ODS sources, plus pinned EIOPA XBRL and supported national XBRL inputs.
Automate the last mile of Solvency II
Turn existing Excel, CSV, or ODS source files into a reviewed, taxonomy-pinned Solvency II XBRL export with mapping previews and source lineage.
Import Excel (.xlsx), CSV, and ODS sources, plus pinned EIOPA XBRL and supported national XBRL inputs.
Inspect workbook sheets, map source columns, and review proposed cell changes before applying data to a filing.
Reuse approved mappings and retain where imported values came from so preparers and reviewers can follow the evidence.
Inspect workbook sheets, map source columns, and review proposed cell changes before applying data to a filing.
Give preparers, reviewers, and administrators a shared workflow with comments, approvals, and a complete audit trail.
Turn approved data into taxonomy-pinned EIOPA XBRL and supported national artifacts. Portal submission and regulator acceptance remain external.
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Import Excel (.xlsx), CSV, and ODS sources, plus pinned EIOPA XBRL and supported national XBRL inputs.
Bring the files you already useInspect workbook sheets, map source columns, and review proposed cell changes before applying data to a filing.
Preview before anything changesTurn approved data into taxonomy-pinned EIOPA XBRL and supported national artifacts. Portal submission and regulator acceptance remain external.
Create controlled exportsYes. Import Excel (.xlsx), CSV, ODS, and supported XBRL inputs through a controlled preview and mapping flow, with source lineage retained for review.
No. SolvencyBridge prepares, validates, reviews, and exports supported artifacts. Submission, receipt, and authority acceptance remain outside the product.
Tell us about your entities, source files, authority, deadline, and where the current close slows down. We will shape the conversation around that filing.
We use essential storage for security and preferences. With your permission, PostHog EU measures filing steps and records a privacy-masked session replay so we can find and fix usability bottlenecks. Replays hide all text, form contents, media, console logs and network contents. This helps us improve SolvencyBridge.