Accessibility posture doesn't stay still. New features ship, third-party scripts update, and regressions creep in silently. Continuous monitoring surfaces barriers before your users encounter them — and before auditors do.
A point-in-time audit is a snapshot. Your product changes constantly — new features ship, third-party scripts update, content is published, and regressions slip through. Without continuous monitoring, the accessibility posture you validated last quarter is already out of date. Organisations that rely on annual or quarterly audits are operating blind between cycles, unknowingly accumulating barriers that compound over time.
Every feature deployment, third-party script update, or content change is a potential regression. Without automated scanning on every release, barriers accumulate undetected — often for months — before the next scheduled audit surfaces them.
Chat widgets, analytics scripts, payment providers, and marketing tools update independently of your release cycle. A vendor update can introduce keyboard traps, missing labels, or inaccessible modals on your site without any action from your team.
ADA and EAA exposure doesn't pause between audits. Every week that critical barriers exist on your public-facing digital products is a week of legal risk. Continuous monitoring gives you a live evidence trail of your compliance posture at any point in time.
Without continuous data, it is impossible to measure whether your accessibility programme is working. Trend data — violation counts over time, regression rates, severity distributions — is only possible with ongoing automated monitoring that creates a persistent record of your product's accessibility health.
Our monitoring service combines scheduled automated scans, expert-triggered manual spot-checks, and real-time alert workflows to give you comprehensive, continuous visibility into your accessibility posture — without disrupting your team's delivery cadence.
We define the pages, user journeys, and scan profiles tailored to your site architecture. Priority pages, high-traffic flows, and recently shipped features are configured for more frequent monitoring.
Scheduled axe-core scans run across your defined page inventory at configured intervals — daily, weekly, or on-release. Scans test against WCAG 2.1 AA and 2.2 success criteria and flag all violations by severity.
New violations trigger alerts routed to your team via email, Slack, or your issue tracker. Critical issues generate immediate notifications. Lower-severity findings are batched into digest reports to reduce noise.
Automated tools catch 30–40% of WCAG failures. Our consultants perform scheduled manual spot-checks on high-priority pages using screen readers and keyboard testing to surface issues automation misses.
Monthly and quarterly reports surface violation trends, regression rates, severity distributions, and page-level health scores — giving leadership and engineering the data needed to measure progress and prioritise investment.
When your team resolves flagged issues, our system re-scans the affected pages to confirm the fix and close the finding. A verified resolution record is maintained for compliance evidence purposes.
Our monitoring covers every layer of your digital product — not just your core pages.
Scheduled scans across your entire public page inventory, with configurable priority weighting for high-traffic, transactional, and legally sensitive pages. Key user journeys — signup, checkout, account management — are tested end-to-end.
Chat widgets, analytics tools, payment flows, marketing scripts, and video embeds are monitored alongside your core product. Vendor updates that introduce accessibility barriers are caught as soon as they appear — before users encounter them.
PDFs, reports, forms, and other downloadable content are monitored for tagging structure, reading order, alternative text, and form field labelling — ensuring documents are as accessible as your digital interfaces.
Triggered scans run automatically after each production deployment — comparing results against the pre-deployment baseline to immediately identify any regressions introduced by the release before they propagate to users or monitoring cycles.
Not all accessibility issues carry the same urgency. Our alert system routes findings by severity — critical issues trigger immediate notifications, while lower-severity findings are batched to reduce alert fatigue and keep your team focused on what matters most.