Building an accessible website requires more than finding a few technical errors. ScrollAccess provides a centralized accessibility platform that helps website owners, developers, agencies, and teams discover potential accessibility issues, understand WCAG guidance, improve websites, and monitor progress over time.
With automated accessibility scanning, AI-assisted recommendations, visitor accessibility controls, manual review workflows, reporting, translation, team collaboration, and client management, ScrollAccess brings essential accessibility workflows together in one platform.
Discover Potential Accessibility Issues
ScrollAccess provides automated website scanning to help identify potential accessibility issues. Users can review findings based on severity, categories, WCAG criteria, scan history, analytics, and comparisons.
This gives teams a structured starting point for understanding where accessibility improvements may be needed.
Turn Accessibility Findings Into Action
Identifying an issue is only the beginning. ScrollAccess provides an issue improvement workflow where teams can review guidance, monitor issue status, examine repair recommendations, and track fix-related information.
After improvements are implemented, subsequent scans can help teams review changes and monitor ongoing results.
Get AI-Assisted Accessibility Guidance
The ScrollAccess AI Accessibility Assistant can help users better understand accessibility findings and WCAG requirements. It can provide issue explanations, WCAG explanations, HTML-fix suggestions, and contextual alt-text suggestions.
AI assistance can make complex accessibility information easier to understand while helping developers and content teams explore possible solutions.
Give Visitors More Accessibility Controls
ScrollAccess includes a configurable visitor accessibility toolbar that can provide controls for typography, contrast, reading assistance, focus, motion, cursor preferences, visual settings, translation, and more.
These options can give visitors additional control over aspects of their browsing experience.
Customize Accessibility Tools for Each Website
Organizations managing multiple websites can configure toolbar settings on a per-website basis. Settings can include toolbar position, available controls, icons, custom icons, and disclaimers.
This makes it possible to adapt the accessibility experience to the needs and branding of individual websites.
Support Multilingual Accessibility Experiences
ScrollAccess provides translation configuration for supported accessibility workflows. Users can configure translation providers and API keys for visitor toolbar and dashboard translation experiences.
Multilingual functionality can help organizations create a more flexible digital experience for visitors and teams working across different languages.
Combine Automated Scanning With Manual Testing
Automated accessibility testing is valuable, but it cannot evaluate every aspect of a real user experience. ScrollAccess supports structured manual reviews covering keyboard navigation, screen readers, visual and zoom testing, media, forms, motion, and cognitive considerations.
Combining automated results with human testing can provide a more comprehensive accessibility review process.
Create Reports and Monitor Progress
ScrollAccess makes accessibility information easier to document and share through reporting and export capabilities. Reports can be generated and exported in formats such as PDF, Excel, CSV, and printable HTML.
Teams can also review scan history, score trends, issue changes, comparisons, and accessibility timelines to understand progress over time.
Automate Recurring Accessibility Reports
Regular monitoring can be important for ongoing accessibility programs. ScrollAccess supports scheduled reports that allow organizations to configure recurring reporting workflows and automate report delivery.
This can help teams maintain a consistent review and reporting routine.
Built for Agencies and Collaborative Teams
Accessibility projects often involve developers, designers, account managers, clients, and other stakeholders. ScrollAccess provides agency and team workflows for members, roles and permissions, clients, assignments, comments, activity, collaboration, and branding context.
A client portal can also provide clients with access to relevant accessibility information through dedicated portal workflows.
Manage Accessibility at Scale
ScrollAccess supports website management across multiple web platforms, making it suitable for organizations and agencies responsible for more than one website.
Plan-based billing and entitlements can help manage allowances related to websites, scans, AI usage, reports, toolbar licensing, and other SaaS capabilities.
Security and Privacy Features
Accessibility platforms can interact with website and account information, making responsible data management important. ScrollAccess includes privacy export and erasure support, retention controls, security headers, REST security, rate limiting, and security auditing.
These capabilities support a more structured approach to privacy and platform security.
A More Complete Accessibility Workflow
ScrollAccess is designed to support accessibility as an ongoing process rather than a one-time website scan. Teams can move from scanning and issue discovery to guidance, improvement, manual testing, reporting, collaboration, and continuous progress tracking.
Whether you manage one website or multiple client websites, ScrollAccess brings accessibility-focused tools into one organized platform.
Conclusion
Website accessibility requires continuous attention, testing, improvement, and monitoring. ScrollAccess combines automated scanning, AI-assisted accessibility guidance, visitor controls, manual reviews, reporting, scheduled reports, translation, team collaboration, client workflows, and privacy and security capabilities.
By bringing these functions together, ScrollAccess helps organizations create a more structured approach to managing website accessibility and improving digital experiences over time.