DocAccessible

Product features

Finish the work after the scan.

Accessibility is a lifecycle: find barriers, repair the document, verify the result, publish the useful format, and respond when a real reader finds something automation missed. DocAccessible keeps those steps and their evidence together.

01

Capture and route accessibility requests

Give clients or departments a revocable intake link, route each request to HTML, automation plus review, or specialist PDF work, and share progress without adding them to the workspace.

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02

Find PDFs across your website

Install an observe-only script, build a normalized PDF inventory, convert selected files into private drafts, monitor source changes, and publish only approved alternatives.

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03

Find and repair barriers

Upload PDF or DOCX files, review automated WCAG checks, edit the accessible structure, and publish HTML or a rebuilt tagged PDF.

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04

Approve the exact version

Assign a reviewer, set a due date, and keep the decision attached to the document version that was actually reviewed.

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05

Listen after publication

Let readers report an accessibility barrier from the hosted document and turn the submission into assigned, trackable resolution work.

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06

Coordinate external work

Use Exchange when a vendor or another team handles remediation and needs secure, case-scoped access to source files and revisions.

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07

Keep cases moving

Use a state-aware action inbox, vendor inactivity warnings, important handoff email, and one scheduled daily operational summary.

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08

Review returned revisions

Compare source and returned files in sync, decide against acceptance evidence, and export the approval record for the exact revision.

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Evidence, not a black box

Know what the system checked and what a person decided.

Automated report

Detected issues, severity, affected content, score, and checks that could not run.

Version record

The exact document version tied to an edit, review request, approval, or returned vendor file.

Human decision

Reviewer, decision, date, acceptance evidence, comments, and unresolved limitations.

Publication record

Visibility, hosted URL, approved delivery, feedback, and later corrective action.

One evidence trail

A score is useful. Accountability is better.

Versions, approvals, feedback, share settings, and workspace activity give teams a clearer answer to who checked what, which output was approved, and what happened after publication.