The audit is the map. Remediation comes after you choose the route.
ADAComply prepares a public PDF inventory, puts it into a dashboard, and groups documents by likely next step. Your team can review the backlog first, skip files that likely do not need remediation, and spend only on the PDFs you decide to fix.
How it works
From a website URL to a practical remediation plan.
Send the URL
Share the public website you want reviewed. No card is needed to request the audit.
We build the inventory
ADAComply finds the public PDFs and turns them into a dashboard your team can scan.
You review the categories
See likely skip candidates, files that need review, and PDFs that are ready for remediation.
Fix only what matters
Choose the PDFs worth remediating, then pay only for the work you approve.
What you get
A dashboard your team can act on.
The audit is meant to replace the messy spreadsheet phase: find the PDFs, group them, and give everyone one place to decide what happens next.
URLs, document details, and status organized in one place instead of scattered across crawl exports.
Separate likely skip candidates, files needing review, and remediation candidates before assigning budget.
Sort by document type, URL, complexity, date, and status so your team can start with the highest-value files.
When you choose to fix PDFs, the same dashboard tracks outputs and compliance reports.
Who it helps
Built for teams that need clarity before budget.
Use the audit when you need a practical view of the backlog before deciding what to remediate, what to review manually, and what to leave alone.
Find PDF backlogs before ADA Title II technical deadlines arrive.
Prepare accessible PDFs and evidence for Section 508 review.
Prioritize public PDFs across departments, catalogs, packets, forms, and archived documents.
Scope overflow work and track document status from one dashboard.
Start with evidence, not guesswork.
Send a website URL, review the PDF inventory, and decide what to remediate after you can see the real scope.
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