Subject to Section 508 and ADA requirements, operating at scale, and accountable to the public for digital access.
Federal agencies operate under both Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act and ADA requirements. The obligation to provide accessible digital services is long-established, yet compliance rates remain low across most agencies. The volume of content, the number of contributing departments, and the pace of publishing make consistent compliance difficult to achieve and harder to maintain.
Procurement rules often favor large consulting engagements that take months to deliver findings. By the time a report is produced, the digital landscape has changed. New content has been published, old content has decayed, and the cycle restarts. The result is recurring spend with limited measurable improvement.
Agency leadership is accountable for compliance but lacks visibility into the actual state of their digital properties. Without independent, ongoing monitoring, risk accumulates unnoticed until a complaint or audit surfaces it.
"Accountability without visibility is not accountability. Federal agencies need independent, continuous oversight of their digital properties."
Federal agencies are subject to Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act, which requires that all electronic and information technology developed, procured, maintained, or used by the federal government be accessible to people with disabilities.
In April 2024, the Department of Justice also published a final rule under Title II of the ADA, reinforcing digital accessibility obligations across public-sector entities. Federal agencies face obligations under both frameworks simultaneously.
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Independent evaluation of your digital exposure
Understand where your agency stands before committing to any program. Our independent risk audit provides clarity on exposure across all digital properties, identifies priorities, and establishes a cost baseline for measurable improvement.
"Kicking off with independent clarity of your Risk should be a no brainer - Risk mitigation 101, independent understanding of position."
You are responsible for digital compliance across dozens or hundreds of properties. Manual audits and consulting engagements provide snapshots, not ongoing visibility. The platform provides continuous monitoring and accountability without adding to your team's workload.
"We need to know where we stand at any given point, not where we stood six months ago when the last report was delivered."
Section 508 and ADA complaints carry reputational and legal consequences. Without a documented, ongoing program, agencies are exposed. The platform provides an audit trail, visitor support evidence, and independent reporting that demonstrates active risk management.
"A documented program is the difference between a defensible position and an indefensible one when a complaint arrives."
The platform brings visibility and accountability across all agency digital properties. Approved staff add their websites without bottlenecks or complexity. Pricing is for the entity and includes service for all websites.
"PDF sprawl is one of the biggest hidden costs in federal accessibility compliance. Automation addresses the scale of the problem that manual review cannot."
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Ongoing monitoring, risk auditing, and department accountability to maintain oversight of your digital accessibility exposure.
OVERSITE and ADA content correction, website auditing, PDF inventory management, vendor oversight, and claims management.
Everything in CORRECTION plus cost coverage - the complete program for institutions seeking full protection and peace of mind.
Executive Department - Cabinet-level department led by a Secretary. Examples: DoD, DOJ, HHS, DHS, Department of State.
Sub-Agency / Bureau - Unit operating within a Cabinet Department. Examples: FBI (DOJ), FAA (Transportation), Census Bureau (Commerce).
Independent Executive Agency - Outside the 15 Cabinet Departments, head serves at President's pleasure. Examples: CIA, EPA, NASA, SBA, SSA.
Independent Regulatory Agency - Bipartisan board or commission, insulated from direct presidential control. Examples: SEC, FTC, FCC, FRB, NLRB.
Government Corporation - Operates like a private business with government funding. Examples: USPS, Amtrak, TVA, PBGC.
Executive Office of the President - Immediate staff and advisory bodies to the President. Examples: OMB, NSC, White House Office, Council of Economic Advisers.
Legislative Agency - Agencies in the Legislative Branch. Examples: GAO, Library of Congress, Architect of the Capitol.
Judicial Agency - Agencies in the Judicial Branch. Examples: US Sentencing Commission, Administrative Office of the US Courts.
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