Accessibility operations

Turn accessibility checks into a managed remediation workflow.

AccessOps helps ecommerce, SaaS, and agency teams monitor key pages, track accessibility issues, and produce evidence reports for remediation conversations.

Start with high-value public pages such as homepages, product pages, pricing pages, checkout-adjacent flows, and client templates.

Automated accessibility monitoring evidence does not prove full accessibility compliance, but it can make accessibility work easier to manage, explain, and repeat.

Demo workspace

Accessibility overview

monitored

Projects

3

Open issues

18

Serious

6

Product page

4 issues

completed

Pricing page

2 issues

review

Checkout-adjacent page

pending

queued

Problem

Accessibility work gets lost after the audit.

Teams often run accessibility checks, export a list of issues, and then struggle to keep track of what was fixed, what returned, and what still needs attention. Reports are hard to maintain, issue ownership is unclear, and recurring problems can slip back into production.

Solution

A lightweight operations layer for accessibility monitoring.

AccessOps turns monitored URLs, scans, issues, notes, and reports into one simple workflow. Teams can see what was scanned, what was found, how severe each issue is, when it first appeared, when it was last seen, and what remediation notes have been captured.

Who it is for

Built for teams responsible for public web experiences.

Ecommerce agencies

Manage accessibility monitoring across client storefronts, spot recurring template issues, and produce clearer evidence reports for retained support work.

Ecommerce brands

Monitor key customer journeys such as homepages, product pages, category pages, and checkout-adjacent experiences.

B2B SaaS teams

Track accessibility issues across product marketing pages and important public web flows when enterprise or public-sector buyers ask for accessibility evidence.

How it works

From monitored URLs to reportable progress.

Step 1

Create a project for a website, product, or client.

Step 2

Add important public URLs to monitor.

Step 3

Start a scan and review page-level results.

Step 4

Triage accessibility issues by severity and status.

Step 5

Add notes to capture remediation context.

Step 6

Export organisation or project reports for stakeholders.

Product preview

A focused workspace for monitoring, triage, and reporting.

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AccessOps dashboard showing project, scan, and accessibility issue summaries.

Dashboard

Track projects, monitored URLs, recent scans, and open issues in one operating view.

AccessOps project page showing monitored URLs and scan history.

Project

Manage monitored URLs, start scans, and open project-specific reports.

AccessOps scan detail page showing scanned pages and accessibility issues.

Scan detail

Review scanned pages, severity breakdowns, issue status, and remediation notes.

AccessOps report page showing accessibility monitoring evidence summaries.

Report

Produce lightweight evidence reports for internal updates, client conversations, and remediation tracking.

Evidence reports

Evidence reports without heavyweight reporting work.

AccessOps creates organisation and project reports that summarise monitored URLs, scan history, issue severity, issue status, and top open findings. Reports can be exported through browser print/PDF for easy sharing.

These reports are designed to support accessibility operations and stakeholder communication. They are not legal certifications.

Project accessibility report

Generated evidence summary

Open issues

12

Resolved

12

Last scan

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Built for monitoring, not certification

Automated accessibility monitoring evidence does not prove full accessibility compliance.

AccessOps should be used alongside manual testing, expert review, and organisation-specific compliance guidance.

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Want to see whether AccessOps fits your accessibility workflow?

Book a short discovery call and review a sample monitoring report.