Document-level metadata and declarations
Identify machine-verifiable document properties and the object that carries them.
Validate machine-verifiable PDF/UA-1 conditions without turning a validator pass into an accessibility claim. AccessPreflight preserves PDF structure evidence and returns meaning-dependent checks as a separate review queue.
pdfua-1-machineSend pdfua-1-machine with the asset and keep this profile’s evidence boundary in the returned result.
The evidence follows the PDF’s technical anatomy rather than reducing it to a generic error list.
Identify machine-verifiable document properties and the object that carries them.
Preserve the validation rule and the structural object involved.
Connect a rule failure to the page and object evidence needed for repair.
Keep technical failures separate from questions about the resource’s meaning.
The useful path moves from the standard's machine-verifiable requirement toward the exact PDF object and then back to the authoring source.
Keep the pinned profile and technical reference.
Name the page, tag, annotation, or document property.
Return work to the system that can produce a better file.
The profile is most useful when the team can return to the source and rerun the same pinned checks.
Run the PDF/UA-1 machine profile and preserve validator lineage.
Use page and object evidence in the authoring or remediation tool.
Complete the meaning-dependent checkpoints with a qualified person.
Compare the repaired file under the same profile version.
The PDF/UA-1 source and its legal or standards context can change. AccessPreflight pins the profile version used for a scan; your organization should re-review applicability and the source when requirements change.
Keep the profile, coverage boundary, evidence, and human-review queue attached to every result.
Automated preflight is not an accessibility certification or legal determination.