Continually monitor your digital accessibility

With Eye-Able, monitoring means regularly and automatically checking your digital services and systematically comparing the results over time. The platform detects what has changed since the last scan, whether new barriers have appeared, and which issues have been resolved. This gives you a clear, up-to-date view of your accessibility status at all times, without the need for manual checks after every change.

Eye-Able repeatedly analyzes your websites, apps, and PDFs against defined standards such as WCAG. Each scan is compared with previous results, making it immediately visible how changes have impacted accessibility, for example newly missing alternative text, contrast issues, or structural errors in documents.

The ideal monitoring frequency depends on how dynamic your content is. If your website changes frequently or new PDFs are added regularly, continuous or very frequent monitoring is recommended. For more static digital offerings, longer intervals may be sufficient.

The key principle is simple: the more often your content changes, the more important automated monitoring becomes to identify risks early and maintain accessibility over time.

The score provides a clear, easy-to-understand snapshot of the current accessibility status of your digital services. It helps you track trends over time, such as whether accessibility is improving, remaining stable, or if new risks are emerging.

Combined with detailed reports, the score becomes a reliable basis for prioritization, resource planning, and internal decision-making.

Yes. Eye-Able makes progress and changes transparent across multiple scans. This allows you to see early on how updates, new content, or technical changes impact accessibility and to steer improvements proactively over time.

Whenever your digital content changes regularly. This includes new pages, design updates, technical adjustments, or publishing new PDFs. The more people work on a digital product, the higher the risk that new barriers are introduced unintentionally. Continuous monitoring ensures changes are detected early without having to manually check every single update.