Rendered product interfaces
Scan representative states and preserve incorporated WCAG references, browser evidence, and coverage.
Use the Section 508 API profile to assemble technical evidence for an exact ICT product configuration. The integration supports a procurement workbook and remediation process; it does not produce a completed ACR or decide federal acceptance, exceptions, or equivalent facilitation.
For vendors, federal delivery teams, and procurement reviewers evaluating supported ICT assets
us-section-508-ict@2026.2202 AcceptedPOST /v1/scans
Idempotency-Key: platform-enterprise:7.4
{
"asset": {
"type": "upload",
"upload_id": "upl_product_admin_guide_v7"
},
"profiles": [
"us-section-508-ict@2026.2"
],
"metadata": {
"product_version": "platform-enterprise:7.4"
}
}id: scn_01J…profile resolvedA single product may need several supported scans plus manual evaluation for functions the API cannot observe.
Scan representative states and preserve incorporated WCAG references, browser evidence, and coverage.
Inspect PDF and DOCX sources with format-native locators and separate remediation ownership.
Register as declared scope and assign qualified evaluation outside the scan API.
Product metadata prevents technical evidence from drifting away from the exact version and asset the procurement response describes.
POST/v1/scansIllustrativeThe completed scan becomes evidence for a requirement review. It does not generate an ACR statement.
The API improves repeatability for supported assets. Product representatives and reviewers remain accountable for the complete response.
Before US Section 508 becomes a production gate, review its source mapping, supported input, automation boundary, and required human checks.
Start with one asset flow, pin the profile, and keep evidence and unresolved human work attached to every result.
Automated preflight is not an accessibility certification or legal determination.