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Most accessibility tools leave you with the same problem you started with: a long list of issues and no time to fix them. You run a scan, get a report full of technical findings, and then the work piles up while the report gets stale.
AllAccessible takes a different path. Our agentic AI does the first draft of the work for you — and then hands the decision back to your team. We call it human-in-the-loop agentic remediation: the AI suggests, your people approve, and nothing changes on your site without your sign-off.
Here is how it works, start to finish.
Step 1: Your site gets audited
It begins with an audit. AllAccessible scans your pages and surfaces the accessibility issues that affect real visitors — things like images without descriptions, buttons that don't say what they do, links labeled "click here," and form fields a screen reader can't interpret.
Instead of dumping those findings into a PDF and wishing you luck, the audit becomes the starting point for actual fixes.
Step 2: AllAccessible AI drafts the fixes
This is where the agentic part comes in. For each issue, AllAccessible AI drafts a suggested fix — written with the full context of the page in mind, not just the broken element on its own.
That context matters. A generic tool might turn a vague "Submit" button into "Submit button." AllAccessible AI looks at the surrounding page and suggests something a visitor can actually use: "Submit registration for the May 21 webinar." It writes image descriptions that reflect what's actually on the page, and link text that tells people where they're going.
If your site serves more than one language, suggestions arrive in your site's primary language by default, with the option to tailor them page by page for multilingual audiences.
You don't write any of this from scratch. It's drafted and waiting for you.
Step 3: Your team reviews and approves
Here's the part that sets AllAccessible apart: nothing ships automatically.
Every suggested fix lands in a review queue. Your team opens it, reads the suggestion, and decides. Approve it as-is, edit the wording first, or set it aside. You're always the one who says yes.
This is deliberate. Accessibility writing is judgment work — only you know your brand voice, your products, and the nuances of your content. The AI removes the blank-page problem and does the heavy lifting; your team keeps the final say. No surprise changes, no black box rewriting your site overnight.
Step 4: Approved fixes go live — and stay reversible
Once you approve a fix, it goes live on your site automatically. No developer ticket, no code deploy, no waiting on a sprint.
And if you ever change your mind, every approved change is reversible. You get a clear record of what was changed and when, so you always know the state of your site. Approve, adjust, or roll back — the control stays with you.
Why "human-in-the-loop" is the point, not a limitation
It's tempting to want a tool that promises to fix everything for you while you sleep. The honest truth is that fully automated tools tend to make confident guesses that miss the mark — and you're the one left explaining them to a visitor or a customer.
AllAccessible is built around a simpler idea: software is great at drafting, people are great at deciding. Pairing the two gets you fixes faster and keeps them accurate. You move quickly without giving up control, and the improvements that reach your visitors are ones a human actually approved.
That's why we describe AllAccessible as a tool that helps you make steady, meaningful progress on accessibility — not a magic button that makes the whole thing disappear. The work still belongs to your team. We just make it dramatically faster to do well.
See it on your own site
The fastest way to understand human-in-the-loop remediation is to watch it run on pages you know. Start an audit, open the review queue, and approve your first fix in a few minutes.
Get started with AllAccessible and put your accessibility work on autopilot — with you still holding the wheel.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is human-in-the-loop agentic remediation?
- It's a workflow where AI does the drafting and people make the decisions. AllAccessible AI writes a suggested fix for each accessibility issue found in an audit, using the full context of the page, and your team reviews every suggestion in a queue before anything ships. The AI removes the blank-page problem; your team keeps the final say.
- Can AllAccessible change my website without my approval?
- No. Every suggested fix lands in a review queue where your team approves it as-is, edits the wording, or sets it aside — nothing ships automatically. Once approved, a fix goes live without a developer ticket, and every change is recorded and reversible so you always know the state of your site.
- How is this different from fully automated accessibility tools?
- Fully automated tools make confident guesses that can miss the mark — a vague 'Submit' button becomes 'Submit button' instead of something useful. AllAccessible AI reads the surrounding page and drafts something a visitor can actually use, like 'Submit registration for the May 21 webinar,' and a human approves it before it goes live, so the fixes that reach visitors are both fast and accurate.
- Do approved fixes require a code deploy?
- No. Once your team approves a suggestion, it goes live on your site automatically — no developer ticket, no code change, no waiting on a sprint. If you change your mind later, the change can be rolled back, and you keep a clear record of what changed and when.