How it works

One loop that keeps your site accessible.

Sites change every week, so Incluxa runs the same four stages again and again: scan, remediate, review, report. The widget stays on for your visitors the whole time.

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The loop: scan, remediate, review, report, then scan again. Scan Remediate Review Report 1

Stage 1 of 4 · Scan

Stage 1 of 4

Scan

The scanner crawls your site through its sitemap and links, then tests every page against WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 success criteria at levels A, AA and AAA.

When
On demand, plus a scheduled monthly scan
What it checks
Alt text, headings, form labels, colour contrast, keyboard focus, ARIA, target sizes and more
What you get
Every issue with its WCAG criterion, the affected element, the page and its level

Automated scanning finds roughly 30–40% of WCAG issues. The rest need people, which is what stage 3 is for.

Stage 2 of 4

Remediate

Issues flow into a remediation queue. You assign them to team members, and AI suggests specific code changes for alt text, contrast and heading structure.

Who decides
Your team. Nothing changes on your site until someone approves it.
What AI does
Suggests a concrete fix for each issue group instead of generic advice
Plans
AI fix suggestions come with Pro, using the AI credit-pool add-on
Stage 3 of 4

Review

Some questions only a person can answer. Incluxa organizes these for manual evaluation so they don't get lost.

  • Is the alt text meaningful in context, not just present?
  • Does the reading order make sense to a screen reader user?
  • Do custom widgets work with assistive technologies?
  • Are error messages actually helpful?

We recommend testing with real screen readers, switch access and voice control, including testing by people with disabilities.

Stage 4 of 4

Report

Each scan is compared with the last one, so you can see what was fixed and what's new. When someone asks for proof of your work, it's ready.

Progress
Scan-to-scan comparison and issues per page over time
Documents
VPAT-format snapshots, accessibility statements and audit history
Who it's for
Legal, procurement and your own leadership

Then the next scan starts, and the loop begins again.

Accessibility is ongoing work.

It isn't a single feature or a single fix. Incluxa keeps each stage of the work in one place, so nothing is lost between them.

  1. ScanAutomated and monthly WCAG 2.2 checks across your site.
  2. RemediateAI-suggested fixes for alt text, contrast and headings that your team reviews before anything changes.
  3. ReviewIssues organized for manual evaluation, including testing by people with disabilities.
  4. ReportVPAT-format snapshots and progress over time for legal and procurement records.

Automated tools can't find every barrier or establish legal compliance on their own. Combine them with manual testing and qualified review.

An infinity loop in indigo and aqua connecting four stages: scanning a webpage, a robot fixing issues, a person reviewing on a laptop, and a report with a checklist and chart

Everything in one platform.

Accessibility widget

35 tools your visitors control, from text size and contrast to a reading mask. One script tag, no changes to your site's code.

WCAG 2.2 scanner

Automated checks across your whole site, sorted by level and page, with a VPAT-format export.

AI remediation

Suggested fixes for alt text, contrast and headings. Nothing changes until your team approves it.

  • IEP pipeline for schools
  • REST API & SDK
  • Compliance reports
  • Analytics
  • 6 one-click presets
  • Free Chrome extension

Getting started takes minutes.

  1. TodayStart your trial14 days of every Pro feature. Add a card; you're not charged until day 15.
  2. Under 60 secondsAdd one linePaste the script tag into your site. The widget goes live.
  3. In minutesRun your first scanEnter your URL and get your first results.

Start the loop on your site.

No software can guarantee WCAG conformance or legal compliance. Incluxa helps your team find issues, review fixes, and plan the manual testing a full evaluation needs.