AccessPreflight fits the moments a page or document enters a queue, a release, a client handoff, or an evidence package. The result stays connected to that workflow.
The workflow decides what happens next; the scan preserves why.
One asynchronous lifecycle, normalized findings, explicit coverage, and unresolved human checks.
CMS, DAM, and PIM teams
Scan a file before it enters the publishing queue, then return a clear allow, warn, or block decision with repair guidance the editor can use.
asset.uploaded2 major findings · 6 manual checks
Engineering and QA
Compare a rendered page with a pinned baseline and fail the pull request only when new findings cross the team’s quality threshold.
pull_request.updated2 new · 11 recurring · 4 resolved
Agencies and accessibility consultancies
Run repeatable profiles, keep suppressions justified, and export a technical record without presenting automated coverage as a complete audit.
scan.completedprofile pinned · manifest signed
Document generation vendors
Inspect source DOCX and generated PDF through one lifecycle, while keeping each format’s locators and repair instructions intact.
document.generatedDOCX + PDF · one result contract
For an editor: name the problem and the next source-level repair.
For a developer: preserve selectors, diffs, and an idempotent retry path.
For a specialist: expose coverage and the checks that still require judgment.
For an auditor: retain profile, version, hash, time, and evidence lineage.
Connect one upload, release, or evidence path and let the same contract carry the next one.
Automated preflight is not an accessibility certification or legal determination.