XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) and ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems serve different but complementary purposes in the business world. XBRL, a language based on XML, facilitates the exchange of electronic business information. It aims to improve the interchange, aggregation, and analysis of corporate data required for disclosure through a unique tagging structure that promotes interoperability. Every institution publishes its financial statements online, which is voluntary, but this has caused confusion in electronic publishing because there is no standard procedure for creating and disseminating financial reports. The need for a single, computerized process to prepare and publish financial reports has grown on a global scale. This paper proposes a new paradigm for automated financial reporting in accordance with international standards by integrating XBRL taxonomy into ERP systems.This paradigm comprises three modules: importing, mapping, and reporting. These modules are used in the XBRL taxonomy to transform ERP financial reports into corresponding financial reports. The findings we obtained have implications for assessing the efficacy of the XBRL taxonomy and offer insights into potential avenues for its enhancement.