One platform for your accessibility program.
Issues are found in scans. Assessments live in reports. Remediation happens in tickets. Ility brings that work together: monitor your website, understand what you're finding, manage remediation, verify progress, and keep the history. All in one place.
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Start with your whole website.
You can't manage what you can't see.
Ility continuously crawls your website to discover pages and monitor them for accessibility issues that can be detected automatically.
Not only your homepage.
Not only your most important pages.
Not only a list of URLs someone entered when the account was created.
Your website.
- Pages discovered.
- Pages monitored.
- Coverage across the site.
So when you say you're monitoring accessibility, you know what that actually means.
See what's changing.
Your website isn't static. Neither are its accessibility issues.
Ility repeatedly evaluates your site so you can see new findings, recurring problems, and changes over time.
That means you can start answering questions like:
- What changed?
- What's new?
- What came back?
- Where are issues increasing?
- Where are we improving?
Instead of another snapshot, you get an ongoing view of the website.
Patterns
Understand the pattern behind the finding.
Raw issue counts only tell you so much.
If the same finding appears on 500 pages, you need to know more than the number 500.
Is it one shared component?
A template?
A third-party integration?
A content pattern?
Or 500 genuinely separate problems?
Ility gives your team the context to investigate findings at the system level.
Sometimes the most effective way to resolve hundreds of occurrences is to make one good fix.
Turn findings into work.
Detection is useful. Resolution is better. Your team can move a finding through its lifecycle instead of losing the story between a scanner, a spreadsheet, an issue tracker, and an old audit.
Find, then Prioritize, then Assign, then Remediate, then Verify, then Learn
Step 1: See what's open
Every finding, in one place, with context.
Step 2: See what's in progress
Who owns it and where it stands.
Step 3: See what's addressed
And what still needs verification.
Step 4: See what returns
When the same kind of problem comes back.
Prioritize with context.
Not every accessibility issue carries the same impact.
A finding affecting a critical customer journey may deserve immediate attention.
A recurring issue across an entire component library may create an opportunity for a systemic fix.
An isolated content issue may be something an editor can resolve quickly.
- Impact.
- Reach.
- Pattern.
- Ownership.
- Status.
The goal isn't to make the backlog look smaller. It's to help your team make better decisions about the work.
Keep verification connected to the fix.
Closing a ticket doesn't necessarily mean the barrier is gone.
That's why verification belongs in the workflow.
Ility lets your accessibility program maintain the connection between what was discovered, what was changed, and what happened afterward.
A more meaningful definition of progress than “Ticket closed.”
Audit trail
Your accessibility audit trail. Already built.
Every time your team works through the accessibility program, there's a story being created. Ility keeps it.
What was detected.
When it appeared.
Who owned the work.
What was remediated.
What was verified.
Over time, that becomes a living history of your accessibility program. So when leadership, compliance, legal, or another stakeholder asks:
What have we been doing about accessibility?
You don't have to reconstruct six months of work.
You can show them.
One shared record. Different views of the work.
Not everyone needs the same information. Ility brings those perspectives back to the same underlying work.
Hands-on teams
- A developer needs the technical details behind a finding.
- A content editor needs to know what they can fix.
- An accessibility lead needs to understand patterns and priorities.
Leaders and oversight
- A digital leader wants to understand progress.
- A compliance team wants visibility into the program and its history.
- Everyone wants the same answer.
Different questions. Same program. Same history.
Not an overlay
Automation where it works. Humans where they matter.
Technology should make accessibility work easier to understand and manage, not pretend the work doesn't need to happen.
Automation gives you scale
- Discover pages.
- Evaluate detectable issues.
- Monitor change.
- Surface patterns across large websites.
Human judgment provides the rest
- Understanding impact.
- Testing experiences.
- Prioritizing work.
- Remediating barriers.
- Verifying solutions.
Ility is a platform for managing accessibility work, not an overlay that claims to make the work disappear.
Work with the team you already have.
Your accessibility program doesn't have to revolve around a particular vendor.
And when you need additional expertise or remediation capacity, you can work with an Ility remediation partner. The platform stays with your program. The experts can change depending on what you need.
- Your internal team.
- Your agency.
- Your accessibility consultant.
- Your developers.
One continuous accessibility lifecycle.
Everything in Ility connects back to an ongoing cycle. That's how accessibility moves from a periodic project to an ongoing program.
Monitor, then Understand, then Prioritize, then Remediate, then Verify, then Learn, then Repeat
Step 1: Monitor
Know what's happening across your website.
Step 2: Understand
Turn findings into context and patterns.
Step 3: Prioritize
Decide where attention matters most.
Step 4: Manage
Give the work ownership and keep it moving.
Step 5: Remediate
Address barriers at their source.
Step 6: Verify
Confirm what happened after the fix.
Step 7: Learn
Prevent recurring problems.
Step 8: Monitor again
Because the website keeps changing.
- Bring the monitoring together.
- Bring the findings together.
- Bring the work together.
- Bring the history together.
Your accessibility program shouldn't live in five different places.
Ility gives your team one place to understand where you are, what you're doing, and how you're progressing.
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