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Compliance

Evidence every audit requires.

Every finding is tied to a WCAG Success Criterion, a timestamp, and the exact page it lives on: the kind of record auditors, regulators, and procurement teams actually accept.

TrustScans confirmed-problems list filtered by severity, with a callout flagging findings that still need manual review before the site can be called compliant

What compliance get

WCAG 2.2 mapping, by default

Every violation tagged to its Success Criterion (A, AA, or AAA) with the full rule text. Scan once, defend anywhere.

Jurisdiction coverage

ADA Title II and III, Section 508, EN 301 549, AODA, and the European Accessibility Act: all mapped to the same criteria you scan against.

Timestamped, reproducible record

Immutable scan history with per-page screenshots. Reproduce any finding on demand, even months later.

Exports in every format your audit asks for

PDF for counsel, CSV for engineering, ZIP for archival, JSON for integrations. No format lock-in.

Prove it

The auditor doesn't want your policy. They want your evidence.

A written commitment to accessibility is not a record. When a regulator, an auditor, or a procurement officer asks how you know your site conforms, "we take it seriously" is not an answer. A timestamped finding tied to a Success Criterion is.

Scan

Scan against the level your policy requires.

Choose WCAG 2.2 Level A, AA, or AAA per scan, and TrustScans checks every page against it, not a sample.

TrustScans new scan form with WCAG AA conformance level selected before crawling every page

Document

Every finding is timestamped and cited.

Each violation is tied to its WCAG Success Criterion, a timestamp, and a screenshot, the record an auditor expects to see.

TrustScans scan detail for publiclibrary.org showing the completion timestamp, accessibility score, and full severity breakdown

Defend

The record already exists before anyone asks.

When an audit, a complaint, or a procurement question arrives, the evidence is already compiled and ready to hand over.

TrustScans occurrence detail showing the exact CSS selector and HTML for a violation, reproducible on demand

Resources

Before you scan: the checklist.

Not sure where to start? Walk through a 30-item accessibility compliance checklist, grouped the way real teams actually get their site audit-ready. Share it with your lawyer, your client, or your next hire.

A few of the 30 items

  • Inventory every public URL and note who signs off.

  • Confirm every interactive element has a visible focus style.

  • Document your target WCAG level and remediation SLA.

Start

Find out where you stand. Start free.

Replace ad-hoc screenshots and email threads with one defensible, reproducible record.