Integrations
Integrate Eye-Able into your existing systems
Eye-Able can be easily integrated into your existing web and system landscape, regardless of your CMS, shop system or custom development. This keeps you flexible, reduces integration effort and makes your digital offerings accessible to all users quickly.
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Empowering 20,000+ websites on their accessibility journey
Supported systems & platforms for seamless accessibility
Eye-Able can be integrated into any web-based application, regardless of the programming language or platform you use. All that’s required is the inclusion of one or more JavaScript files. This allows you to instantly use modules such as Assist, Access, Plain Language and Translation.
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Content Management Systeme (CMS)
wie WordPress, Drupal, TYPO3, Joomla
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Content Management Systeme (CMS)
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Content Management Systeme (CMS)
wie WordPress, Drupal, TYPO3, Joomla
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Content Management Systeme (CMS)
wie WordPress, Drupal, TYPO3, Joomla
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Content Management Systeme (CMS)
wie WordPress, Drupal, TYPO3, Joomla
Easy integration of Eye-Able
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Eye-Able Audit
Available as a browser extension for Chrome, Firefox or Edge - no integration into your website required.
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Eye-Able Assist
Integrated via the Eye-Able server using a JavaScript snippet in the frontend, optionally with dynamic loading or self-hosting on your own server.
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Translation and Plain Language
Integrated via a JavaScript snippet in the frontend.
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Access
Integrated via a JavaScript snippet in the frontend.
Automation & APIs for Developers
With automated accessibility checks, you can continuously monitor your website or web app, detect issues early and resolve them efficiently; saving time, reducing manual effort and ensuring your content consistently meets quality and accessibility standards.
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Automated accessibility checks
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Local scans
Test changes locally with Eye-Able Report on Premise or Audit -
CI/CD pipeline
Run automated scans with every deployment
JIRA integration: track issues directly in your workflow
Accessibility issues identified through scans can be exported directly to JIRA. This allows you to manage all issues centrally and integrate them seamlessly into your existing development or content workflows.
Issues are automatically transferred to JIRA, no manual input required
Teams can assign and track tasks directly
Saves time and ensures faster resolution of accessibility issues
Improves collaboration between development and content teams
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Full control over your data and privacy
With Eye-Able, your data is always protected. Our solutions are GDPR-compliant, servers are located in Europe, and your content is never used for training purposes. You also have the option to host modules on your own servers, giving you full control over your data.
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Support for your integration
No matter where you are in the integration process, with Eye-Able you’re never on your own. Our documentation and tutorials guide you step by step through implementation, and our technical support team is there to help reliably with any questions or issues.
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Frequently asked questions
Integrations
Accessibility does not need to be built from scratch — it can be gradually integrated into existing websites, shops, and applications.
In practice, this means:
reviewing existing PDFs, pages, and components for accessibility barriers
identifying common issues such as missing labels, poor navigation, or insufficient color contrast
addressing these issues directly within your existing system (e.g., CMS or shop)
Important: There is no need to switch systems. Optimization takes place directly within your current tools and workflows.
Eye-Able supports you by automatically identifying barriers, prioritizing them, and helping you implement concrete improvements — making accessibility easier to integrate into everyday processes.
No. Systems such as Shopify, WordPress, website builders like Wix, as well as platforms like Webflow, Joomla, TYPO3, or Drupal provide a solid technical foundation but are not automatically accessible.
This applies both to content management systems (CMS) and e-commerce platforms such as Shopware or Magento, as well as custom web applications.
Whether a website is accessible largely depends on factors such as:
the selected theme or template
the plugins or extensions used
the structure and preparation of content
the implementation of navigation and forms
Even with modern systems, accessibility barriers can easily arise if these aspects are not specifically considered — regardless of the platform used.
Accessibility plugins for WordPress or Elementor can improve usability but do not replace proper accessible implementation.
Many of these plugins offer features such as:
contrast adjustments
font size customization
simplified display options
However, they do not fix structural barriers in the code or content.
For sustainable digital accessibility, it is necessary to systematically identify and specifically resolve accessibility issues.
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