Baseline the rendered site
Run page or full-site scans and keep findings attached to the client’s saved site.
For delivery and account leads
Make accessibility evidence part of client handover
Use the same calm workflow across projects: establish a baseline, assign fixes, verify the changed pages, and explain what still needs manual review.
A repeatable client delivery
Turn findings into delivery work
Share specific rules and elements with developers, then track fixes without claiming an automated certificate.
Hand over current evidence
Use re-scans, history, the manual checklist, and a reviewed statement draft to explain the state at delivery.
Hand over evidence with its limits intact
Keep the tested date, method, known limitations, and feedback route visible so a statement draft explains what was actually reviewed.
Scope and tested date
Name the site, routes, journey checkpoints, standard target, and date represented by the evidence.
Methodology
Separate automated scans from guided human checks and record representative content.
Known limitations
Keep partial runs, unassessed checks, and unresolved findings visible in the working draft.
Feedback channel
Review the real organization contact before publication and keep the draft editable.
What automation can support
Saved scan evidence, run completeness, issue history, exportable reports, and a seeded statement draft.
What still needs people
Confirm scope, review clauses, validate content and interactions, approve the contact, and publish the final statement.
See the evidence before signing up
The sample is a real report view: severity, affected element, rule, and a practical direction for the fix. Automated coverage is clearly separated from manual review.
Agency plan
One workspace for a client portfolio
Run the same evidence workflow across up to 25 sites with a team of up to 25. Flat per-organization pricing, with no traffic-based surcharge.
No compliance guarantees. No overlays. No traffic-based surprises.
€99 / month
Compare AgencyCommon questions
Is this only for accessibility specialists?
No. The workflow is written for developers, product teams, operators, and delivery leads, with the underlying rule and evidence kept visible.
Does a clean scan mean the site conforms?
No. Automated checks cover only part of WCAG. Manual review is still required for a conformance assessment.
What can the team do after a scan?
Save the site, scan more pages, track recurring rules and regressions, follow the manual checklist, and draft an accessibility statement from the evidence.