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SiteRecord

Planned launch · Coming Fall 2026

Don’t wait for a complaint to address accessibility.

Manage accessibility for free.

Scan your pages, review findings, assign fixes, and record verification. Keep your accessibility work organized in one place.

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Accessibility failures can lead to legal action and court-supervised remediation. DOJ: Berkeley case

The complete finding workflow

From a scan to a documented fix.

Follow a missing email-field label on Riverton Public Library’s application page, from detection to manual verification.

Illustrative walkthrough

01 / Scan

One field needs attention.

Riverton
Public Library

library.example.org/apply

Your library, your community

Apply for a library card

Books, learning and new possibilities.
Start your library-card application.

Email address field is missing an accessible label.The field needs a name that a screen reader can announce.

Illustrated scan sequence, not a live website overlay. Automated checks cover selected pages and do not find every accessibility issue.

02 / Review

A field without a clear name.

Riverton Public Library · library.example.org/apply

Open

Email address field is missing an accessible label.

People using a screen reader may not know what information to enter.

Affected page
Apply for a library card
Detected
June 3 · Selected-page scan

Review the finding in context before deciding on a correction.

03 / Fix

A visible label, connected to the field.

Riverton Public Library · library.example.org/apply

Assigned toMaya R.
Ready to Verify
June 6 · Correction recorded

Added a visible Email address label and associated it with the field.

The team corrected the website and recorded its work in SiteRecord.

04 / Verify

Checked by a person. Recorded with the finding.

Riverton Public Library · library.example.org/apply

  • Accessible name checked“Email address” announced for the field.
  • Keyboard operation checkedField reached and operated using the keyboard.
Method
Manual verification
Reviewer
Maya R.
Date
June 9
Resolved

Email address field is missing an accessible label.

Correction verified June 9.
Evidence and history retained.

This result applies to the specific finding. A clean scan alone does not establish verified resolution or whole-page accessibility.

05 / Report

Show the fix—and what still needs work.

Included with Pro and Organization
Riverton Public LibraryAccessibility progress record

Activity illustrated: June 3–9 · As of June 9
Page scope: library.example.org/apply

1 Resolved1 In Progress1 Open

Completed work

Email address field is missing an accessible label.

Correction · June 6 Added a visible Email address label and associated it with the field.

Manual verification · June 9 · Maya R. Accessible name and keyboard operation checked. Finding marked Resolved.

Remaining issues · 2

Library-card instructionsIn Progress
Supporting text contrastOpen

Illustrative presentation of stored counts and history, not a new report format or date-range filter. A report is not compliance certification.

Sample data throughout. This illustrative walkthrough does not run scans, collect information, or modify an account.

Included with Pro and Organization

Automate the scans. Focus on the fixes.

Schedule recurring scans for your selected pages, review new or recurring findings, and spend less time running checks manually.

Expanded scanning capacity, automation, and advanced reporting to organize and present your work.

Runs check the saved page selection on a schedule. They are not continuous monitoring and do not trigger on every website change.

Schedule & scan historySample data
Every Monday · 9:00 AMEastern Time · library.example.org/apply
Weekly
  1. Scan completedEmail-label finding retained for review
  2. Manual verification recordedEmail-label finding marked Resolved
  3. Next scheduled checkReview the next result for new or recurring findings

Planned launch offering · Coming Fall 2026

Manage accessibility for free.

Upgrade for broader coverage and ongoing scanning.

Free

The essentials to find accessibility issues, manage fixes, and verify your work.

  • One website.
  • Monthly scan allowance included.
  • Manually selected pages and manually started scans.
  • Review and assign findings.
  • Record fixes, evidence, and verification.
  • Basic counts and finding history.

Pro

For larger websites, with scheduled scans and advanced reporting to save your team time.

  • Everything in Free.
  • Higher monthly scan allowance.
  • Automatic page discovery.
  • Scheduled recurring scans.
  • Advanced reports and analytics.
  • Expanded website capacity.

Organization

Bring your websites, teams, and accessibility progress into one view.

  • Everything in Pro.
  • Higher website and scan allowances.
  • Consolidated reporting and comparisons across websites (planned).
How scan allowances work

Intended launch policy: One page checked once uses one page-scan. Rechecking that page uses another. Your allowance renews monthly. When you reach it, you can still review findings, record fixes, and access your history. Additional scans become available when your allowance renews or you upgrade.

Final monthly allowances and pricing will be published before registration opens.

Learn more

Accessibility records, explained

Coming Fall 2026

Prepare for the work ahead. Keep findings, responsibility, evidence, and verification history connected, so the next question starts with a record.