Find accessibility issues fast and fix the ones that matter most. Automated scans test against WCAG 2.2 AA/AAA standards, prioritize high-impact issues and provide clear guidance on fixes so you can stay compliant and deliver experiences that work for everyone.
A single score tracks where you stand based on how many accessibility issues exist, how critical they are, and which standards they affect. Visual graphs show which problems have been resolved and which are new, turning raw data into trends you can actually understand.
Start with the fixes that matter most. AI recommendations prioritize problems by how many pages they affect and how critical they are, helping you tackle high-impact fixes first. Get specific content examples or code snippets that show exactly how to resolve them, removing the guesswork from implementation.
Every issue detected includes details on:
Filter by role so content editors and developers each see only the issues they can resolve. All technical accessibility rules are explained in plain language, making it easy for anyone to understand what needs fixing without specialist knowledge.
Different teams need different views of the same data. Filter results by specific URLs, severity, issue type, or who can fix it, then save those configurations. Teams jump straight to their relevant work instead of sifting through the full list of issues every time.
Understanding accessibility standards and why it matters is the first step. Learn the fundamentals before you start auditing.
The auditor tests against WCAG 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2 at conformance levels A, AA, and AAA, plus regional standards like the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and European Accessibility Act (EAA). Scans also incorporate ACT (Accessibility Conformance Testing) rules and industry best practices to surface issues beyond minimum compliance thresholds.
Yes. The auditor can scan any publicly accessible URL or domain, whether hosted on Squiz DXP or elsewhere. This gives you visibility across your entire digital presence, including microsites, third-party platforms, or legacy systems that still need to meet accessibility standards.
Both technical and non-technical team members use the auditor to identify and fix accessibility issues relevant to their day-to-day work:
Custom views support these different workflows by letting you filter by impact level, issue type, specific URLs, or role, ensuring each team sees only the relevant, actionable issues they need to address.
The Accessibility Auditor automatically provides AI-generated code and content suggestions for high priority accessibility issues, including those that affect multiple pages or have critical severity. Each suggestion is tailored to the specific issue detected.
For code related problems, you receive example code snippets showing exactly what needs to change. For content issues such as incorrect heading levels, the auditor explains the correct structure and what to update.
Fixes are still applied manually by your team for the time being, but the AI guidance removes guesswork by clearly outlining what to change and why. For lower priority issues, you can generate AI suggestions on demand whenever needed.
We are also working toward AI "fix it for me" capabilities, where eligible issues can be automatically resolved with a single click in a future release.
No. The Squiz Accessibility Auditor is a capability of Squiz DXP and is available to purchase in one of two ways:
