Does AccessPreflight certify accessibility or legal compliance?
No. It runs selected technical checks, reports their coverage, and routes the questions that still need a person. A complete accessibility assessment also considers full services, user journeys, content, applicable law, assistive technology, and human evaluation.
Does a result with no detected failures mean the asset is accessible?
No. The result state is no_detected_failures, not “compliant.” The report still shows which checks ran, reduced coverage, and every outstanding manual requirement.
Which formats can use the same API?
Public URLs, supplied or uploaded HTML, PDF, and DOCX use the same asynchronous scan lifecycle and normalized finding model. Each format retains evidence locators and repair guidance appropriate to its source.
Will it replace an accessibility specialist?
No. It moves repeatable machine checks earlier so specialists can spend more time on judgment, assistive-technology testing, complex content, and real user experience.
Does it automatically fix PDFs or DOCX files?
No. AccessPreflight provides evidence and repair guidance. Automatic document remediation and a visual remediation editor are outside the current product scope.
What happens to uploaded source files?
Projects control source retention. The default is 24 hours after a completed or failed scan, with shorter and zero-retention modes available where the plan permits. Evidence archives store reports and hashes by default, not the raw source.