DocAccessible
Exchange quality control

Review the returned document, not a promise.

Put the source, returned revision, acceptance evidence, and reviewer decision in one focused workspace before approval.

Employee-benefits-guide.pdf

Revision 3 review

QA review
SourceRevision 1

PAGE 4

ReturnedRevision 3

PAGE 4

Acceptance evidence

Heading structurePassed
Table headersReady for review
Reading orderReady for review
Text alternativesPassed
PassReturn

One review surface

Fewer context switches. Better decisions.

  1. 01

    Compare in sync

    Open the source and returned PDF side by side. One page control keeps both previews on the same page while the reviewer checks content and presentation.

  2. 02

    Decide against requirements

    Read the vendor’s evidence beside each acceptance requirement, then pass it or request a specific correction with a durable note.

  3. 03

    Keep discussion with the case

    Review comments remain in the same case history as revisions, evidence, decisions, and changes requested.

  4. 04

    Export the decision record

    After approval, download a semantic HTML summary containing the exact revision, file hash, evidence, decisions, reviewers, and limitation notice.

An honest boundary

Visual comparison supports review. It does not prove accessibility.

A document can look unchanged and still have incorrect tags, reading order, keyboard behavior, or text alternatives. Exchange makes this limitation visible in the workspace and exported summary. When exact PDF layout must be preserved, specialist manual remediation and human QA may be necessary and are charged separately from the Exchange subscription.

Questions

Review scope and evidence

Does the side-by-side comparison certify accessibility?

No. It helps a reviewer compare content and presentation, but it cannot certify WCAG, PDF/UA, ADA, or legal conformance. Manual structure review, keyboard checks, assistive-technology testing, and professional judgment may still be required.

Which file receives the approval?

The reviewer selects a returned revision. Exchange binds approval to that immutable file record and SHA-256 integrity value, so a later upload does not silently inherit the decision.

What is included in the downloadable review summary?

The semantic HTML record includes the approved revision, hash, target standard, acceptance decisions, vendor evidence, reviewer notes, reviewer names, and an explicit limitation notice. It can be opened, printed, or saved without requiring Exchange access.

Can a reviewer return only one acceptance requirement?

Yes. Each evidence item can be passed or returned with a required note. Returning one required item moves the case back to the vendor and preserves the specific reason for resubmission.