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How it works
Six steps. Agents do the production work, qualified reviewers make the judgment calls, and every step leaves an evidence trail you can inspect.
Diagnostic pass
A barrier is detected
Checkout step cannot be completed with a keyboard.
The diagnostic surfaces a candidate. On its own that is just a rule trip — not yet something a team can act on or defend.
axe + interaction replay › target #checkout-next › event keyboard-trap › impact serious
Stage 1 of 5: Scan. Scanning the checkout flow.
The workflow
The loop does not end at the report. Monitoring feeds regressions back to step one.
You set what to audit: the site, the pages and flows, the standards profile, and whether authenticated areas are in scope.
Diagnostic agents evaluate the scope against WCAG 2.2, capturing evidence as they go.
Each candidate finding arrives with its evidence and a confidence score, ready for a reviewer.
A qualified reviewer confirms a finding, dismisses it with a recorded rationale, or routes it to an owner.
Approved findings move to remediation; a fix is marked verified when a re-scan confirms the barrier is gone.
Generate audit-grade documentation, then monitor for regressions as the site changes.
What you have at the end
At the end of a run you have a set of findings, each with its severity, its WCAG criterion, its evidence, and its decision history. You have the rationale for every dismissed finding and a verification record for every fixed one.
That record is what makes the work defensible. It is also what the report is generated from — the documentation reflects the evidence, not a claim layered on top of it.
A demo runs these six steps on a site you choose.