Product Updates

What’s new

• SSO (SAML/OIDC), granular roles & permissions, and audit logs.
• API v1 for CI/CD and internal dashboards; performance pass for faster crawls and snappier UI.

Why it matters

Governance, security, and speed in one move ready for enterprise programs and partner rollouts without slowing teams down.

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What’s new

• Updated rule maps and one-page summaries aligned to BFSG and the EU Accessibility Act.
• Evidence on issues (screenshots, notes, code) and states (Open → In Review → Done).

Why it matters

Clearer compliance, cleaner sign-offs. Less back-and-forth with auditors and more resolved issues.

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What’s new

• Trends & Deltas: weekly/monthly improvement by WCAG category.
• Regression Alerts post-deploy to catch backslides early.
• Portfolio focus: surfaces sites where attention pays off now.

Why it matters

Accessibility is a journey. Leaders can see the climb; teams can act sooner and prove impact over time.

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What’s new

• Faster queues, bulk actions, clearer statuses, stronger baselines/history in Access Monitor.
• Multi-site triage that keeps pace with release cycles.
• Org update: Germany office anchor; 100% remote team across 6+ countries.

Why it matters

Large programs move faster with less noise. Global support and coverage keep teams unblocked.

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What’s new

• Introduced Access Accy (AI Chatbot) : a front-end website chatbot built accessibility-first (keyboard-friendly, ARIA-sane, readable).
• Helps visitors find information, content, policies, and support without hunting.

Why it matters

Wayfinding improves user experience. Accy serves your audience; it’s not a diagnostic tool, and it stays out of the dev team’s lane.

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What’s new

• Launched Access Live Audit: expert sessions, user-journey replays, and annotated recommendations tied to real pages/tasks.
• Evidence and notes attach directly to findings.

Why it matters

Automation flags; humans confirm. Decisions get clearer, risk is easier to explain, and stakeholders see credible next steps.

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What’s new

• Access Assistant (beta): a human-made widget giving inline, plain-language suggestions (labels, contrast, structure).
• Developer context and references right next to the issue.

Why it matters

Guidance appears where work happens. Editors and developers fix faster with fewer back-and-forths.

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What’s new

• Integration plugins entered active build for WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla.
• Unified portfolio view across stacks; one workflow regardless of CMS.

Why it matters

Bring any site. Keep one process. Mixed environments can finally manage accessibility in one place.

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What’s new

• Launched Access Monitor (alpha): always-on scans, persistent issue IDs, history, and site baselines.
• Faster triage: statuses, quick filters, and severities that map to real risk.
• Portfolio view: compare movement across multiple sites in one place.

Why it matters

Accessibility becomes a program, not a one-off check. You can see progress, catch regressions, and line up fixes in a shared queue.

What’s next (set up by this work)

• Access Assistant — a human-made widget that gives plain-language, inline suggestions without hijacking your UI.
• Access Accy — a front-end website chatbot built accessibility-first (keyboard-friendly, ARIA-sane, readable contrast) to help visitors find information on your site; it’s not for diagnosing/fixing issues.

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We tightened the engine before scaling features. Load tests, telemetry, and crawl tuning cut scan times and reduced false positives. Issue text got clearer, severities mapped better to real risk, and exports stayed light for smooth handoffs.

Foundation work also set up what’s next: persistent issue IDs, history tracking, and cleaner status flows, so Access Monitor (coming in Feb) could land on solid ground. The product itself stayed accessible by design: keyboard flow refined, focus states consistent, headings sensible.

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