Accessibility is ongoing. Managing it should be too.
Ility gives your team one place to monitor your website, understand accessibility issues, manage the work, and document your progress over time.
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- discovered and monitored
- Your whole site
- not only page counts
- Patterns
- for the work
- One place
- fixes in your code
- No overlay
Your website changes every day. And accessibility changes with it.
New pages are published.
Content gets updated.
Components change.
Campaigns launch.
Third-party tools evolve.
So instead of treating accessibility like an audit you complete once and revisit later, you can manage it as an ongoing program.
Monitoring
Don't monitor a sample of your website. Monitor your website.
Accessibility issues don't only happen on the homepage or the handful of URLs someone remembered to put into a dashboard.
They can exist on an old product page.
A new campaign landing page.
A branch or location page.
A forgotten resource.
A page buried several levels deep in the site.
If it's part of your website, it should be part of the picture.
Ility continuously crawls your website to discover pages and monitors them for accessibility issues that can be detected automatically.
As your website changes, Ility keeps looking for what changed with it.
Know your coverage.
Saying you're monitoring accessibility is one thing.
Knowing what you're actually monitoring is another.
Ility makes coverage visible. Instead of assuming your monitoring represents your website, you can see the breadth of that coverage directly.
Know what's being watched, and what's not.
- Pages discovered
- 2,847
- Pages monitored
- 2,847
- Coverage across the site
- 100%
Accessibility drift
Catch accessibility drift before the next audit.
An accessibility assessment gives you a valuable picture of your website at a particular moment.
But the website keeps changing after the assessment is finished.
New content gets published.
A developer changes a component.
A third-party integration updates.
Someone creates a new content pattern.
A previously fixed issue gets introduced again.
We think of that as accessibility drift.
Ility continuously monitors for detectable issues so your team can see new and recurring problems as the site evolves.
You don't have to wait until the next major assessment to find out what changed.
Patterns
Find the pattern behind the problem.
Imagine an accessibility issue appears on 400 pages.
You could treat that as 400 separate problems.
Or you could discover that all 400 occurrences come from one shared component.
That's the difference between counting errors and understanding your website. Ility helps your team see where findings occur, how widespread they are, and where recurring issues may point to a larger pattern.
- A component.
- A template.
- A content practice.
- An integration.
- A publishing workflow.
Fixing the source can matter a lot more than closing hundreds of individual tickets.
Program management
Finding the issue is only the beginning.
Someone still has to decide what happens next. What's important? Who owns it? Has the fix been verified? Is the same problem coming back? Ility gives your team a place to manage that work from discovery through resolution.
Find, then Prioritize, then Assign, then Remediate, then Verify, then Learn
Step 1: Find
Discover detectable issues across every monitored page.
Step 2: Prioritize
Weigh impact, reach, and pattern instead of raw counts.
Step 3: Assign
Give each finding an owner so it keeps moving.
Step 4: Remediate
Fix the barrier where it actually exists.
Step 5: Verify
Confirm the fix removed the barrier, not only closed a ticket.
Step 6: Learn
Spot what keeps coming back and stop creating it.
Accessibility findings become work your organization can actually manage.
Not every issue deserves the same response.
A flat list of hundreds, or thousands, of findings doesn't necessarily tell you where to start.
Ility gives your team the context to organize accessibility work around what matters instead of chasing the biggest number.
- Some affect important customer journeys.
- Some appear throughout the entire website.
- Some come from a single shared component.
- Some are isolated content problems.
- Some need a developer. Others, an editor.
Less noise. More direction.
Audit trail
Your accessibility audit trail. Already built.
Accessibility work happens over time. Ility keeps the history with it.
What was detected.
What changed.
What was assigned.
What was remediated.
What was verified.
When it happened.
So when your accessibility team, leadership, compliance team, legal counsel, or another stakeholder asks:
What have we been doing about accessibility?
You don't have to reconstruct the answer from emails, spreadsheets, tickets, old reports, and conversations with vendors.
You can show them.
Give every stakeholder the view they need.
Accessibility teams need details.
Developers need actionable findings.
Content teams need to know what they own.
Leadership needs to understand progress.
Compliance teams need visibility into what's happening.
Those shouldn't have to be five completely separate versions of the truth. Ility brings the work together so different stakeholders can understand the same accessibility program at the level that matters to them.
One program. One history. A clearer picture of what's actually happening.
More than an accessibility score.
Accessibility is too complicated to reduce to one number.
A score can be useful as a signal. It isn't the whole story.
Ility helps you look underneath it.
- What's new?
- What's recurring?
- What's widespread?
- What's being addressed?
- What's been verified?
- Are we making progress?
The goal isn't to chase a perfect score. It's to understand where attention is needed and what you're doing about it.
Not an overlay
Automation should help you understand accessibility. Not pretend it solved it.
We believe strongly in accessibility automation. It's why Ility exists.
Automation allows you to continuously evaluate websites at a scale that manual testing alone can't provide.
But automation has limits.
It can't determine whether every experience is accessible.
It can't understand every human interaction.
And automatically detecting an accessibility issue isn't the same as automatically fixing it.
That's why Ility isn't an accessibility overlay. We don't inject a widget into your website and tell you the problem is solved. We help your team understand what's happening so the actual barrier can be addressed.
Use automation where automation works.
Use human expertise where human judgment matters.
Bring the team you already have.
Ility doesn't dictate who does your accessibility work. Ility gives everyone a shared place to understand and manage the program.
And when you need expertise you don't have internally, you can bring in an Ility remediation partner.
- Your internal accessibility team.
- Your developers.
- Your content team.
- Your digital agency.
- Your accessibility consultant.
The platform
One place for your accessibility program.
Monitor
Continuously evaluate your website for detectable accessibility issues as it changes.
Understand
See where issues occur, how widespread they are, and where patterns are emerging.
Prioritize
Turn a sea of findings into work your organization can make decisions about.
Manage
Assign responsibility, track remediation, and keep accessibility work moving.
Verify
Document what was addressed and whether remediation has been verified.
Measure
Understand how the accessibility program is changing over time.
Document
Keep the history of the work without rebuilding it later.
Report
Give every team a clearer picture of what's happening.
Questions about Ility
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Join the BetaIlity is an accessibility program management platform. It continuously crawls and monitors your website for accessibility issues that can be detected automatically, shows your coverage and how issues change over time, helps you find the patterns behind recurring findings, and manages remediation, verification, and the history of the work in one place.
Accessibility drift is how a website's accessibility changes after an assessment: new content is published, components change, integrations update, and previously fixed issues come back. Ility monitors continuously so your team sees new and recurring problems as the site evolves, instead of waiting for the next audit.
No. Ility does not inject a widget or script into your website or claim to fix accessibility automatically. It helps your team find, understand, prioritize, fix, and verify barriers in the underlying website, where they actually exist.
No. Automated monitoring finds issues that can be detected automatically, at a scale manual testing can't match. It can't replace manual evaluation or assistive-technology testing, which is why Ility treats automation as one layer of an accessibility program, not the whole program.
Your team, or whoever you choose: internal developers, content editors, your agency, your accessibility consultant, or an Ility remediation partner. The platform manages the program; you decide who does the work.
Ility is in Beta. Join the Beta with your work email and we'll contact you about access. There's no payment or subscription during Beta sign-up.
- Know your coverage.
- Catch the drift.
- Find the patterns.
- Manage the work.
- Keep the history.
- Show your progress.
Accessibility isn't a project that ends.
Your website isn't going to stop changing. Your accessibility program shouldn't disappear between assessments.
Accessibility is ongoing. Now you have a platform built to manage it that way.
Beta interest only. No payment or subscription required.