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Already Facing a Demand Letter. Here Is What Helps.
You got a letter. Now you need to show you took accessibility seriously, before and after. Accesstive documents that automatically.
Evidence That Matters
What Courts and Plaintiffs Actually Look For
ADA website lawsuits rarely go to full trial. They settle. What moves a settlement is documented evidence that you identified your issues, worked to fix them, and can prove it.
The Difference
Why a Widget Pledge Does Not Hold Up
Pledge-based protection Tied to a subscription. | Documentation-based defense You own the evidence. |
Evidence That Matters
How Accesstive Builds Your Defense
Three steps. Automatic. Starts building from the moment you install.
Every page. Every issue logged by severity, WCAG criterion, and date. You did not guess. You documented.
Issues tracked through your workflow. Fixes verified and closed. The log shows what was done and when.
Your audit report pulls from live data. Dated. Exportable. Shows good-faith remediation effort in a format anyone can read.
What Accesstive Documents
Six Layers. All Connected. All Yours.
Every layer flows from the same source: your scan data and fix log. Nothing is invented. Nothing needs manual compiling.
Ecommerce
Checkout Barriers Are
Where Lawsuits Start
For ecommerce stores, accessibility issues are not abstract. Broken checkout flows, missing alt text on product images, unlabelled form fields. These are the exact issues cited in ADA demand letters. And every barrier is both a legal exposure and a lost sale.
Accesstive scans your full store, logs every issue back to its page and WCAG criterion, tracks fixes through your workflow, and builds the documentation trail that shows you acted. The same connected process. Applied to ecommerce.
A Solution for Every Accessibility Need
FAQs
No tool eliminates legal risk. What Accesstive does is document your remediation effort. The scan history, fix log, and audit report that shows you took accessibility seriously. That documentation is what matters in a demand letter response or settlement negotiation. Accesstive is not a law firm and this is not legal advice.
Courts and plaintiffs look for evidence that you identified barriers on your site and took steps to address them. Documented scan results, a fix history, and a dated audit report all contribute to demonstrating that effort.
The earlier your documentation starts, the stronger your position. If you have already received a letter, the priority is showing current remediation effort. Accesstive can start building that trail from install.
No. Accesstive provides documentation tools and accessibility expertise. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. For legal representation, consult a qualified attorney.
Early Access gives selected teams access to Accesstive's PROVE layer: audit trail, fix history, and compliance report, along with direct access to our accessibility specialists. Get in touch to discuss fit.