Help centre
- Add your first site and run a check Add a website, start the first check and see what the check covers and what it does not.
- How to read a report and what to fix first What each part of the report means and how to turn it into a to-do list for your developer.
- Weekly checks and alerts by e-mail and Telegram When the site is checked, who gets the report and how to get alerts about new problems.
- Reports under your brand for your clients Set your logo and colour, tag client sites and share a report with a link (Agency plans).
- Invite colleagues and choose their roles Who can do what in a team, how to send an invitation and how to change or remove a member.
- Plan, payment, invoices and cancelling How to pay by card or invoice, where to find receipts and invoices, and how to cancel or get a refund.
- API tokens and webhooks Create a token, call the API from your own tools and receive a signed message when a check finishes.
- Connect the browser extension to your account Check pages behind a login, save the result to your site and run a whole-site check from the browser.
- Connect the WordPress plugin or add the code to any site Install the plugin, connect it to your account in two clicks and see the problems next to each page. Other platforms use one line of code.
- Free tools: what each one does A quick check of one page, an HTML checker, contrast and readability tools and a statement generator, all without an account.
- Export the problems and compare two checks Give developers a CSV, JSON, GitHub or Jira file, and see which problems were fixed, which are new and which are still open.
- The ACR draft: what it is and how to complete it A draft Accessibility Conformance Report from an automated check. It becomes an ACR only after a person has evaluated every criterion.
- The accessibility information page: answer the questions, get a draft Fill in a short form and get a draft accessibility page for the EAA, with the known limitations from your latest check. A lawyer should review it.