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Accessibility auditing, orchestrated by AI.

Your accessibility audit,led by Allya.

Allya explores your website, performs the RGAA tests and sees the audit through. Every finding documented, every barrier explained.

The Allya method

The standards behind your accessibility programme.

RGAAFranceEN 301 549EuropeWCAG 2.2International

01An agent that leads the analysis

Explore. Test.Document.

Allya combines deterministic checks, AI analysis and browser interaction. It examines structure, rendering and use to produce findings supported by evidence.

An audit, step by stepInteractive demonstration
AllyaYour accessibility agent
Observing the interface

The page, in its context of use.

Structure, content, keyboard navigation: Allya examines the page in context.

Observation linked to its evidence
Audit sessionVM · Linux
Allya’s journal
01 / 03Explore
  1. 00:02navigation

    Opening the Documents page.

  2. 00:06structure

    Locating the main content and actions.

  3. 00:10keyboard

    Moving through links and buttons with Tab.

Demonstration data
Business workspace
portail.example/documents
PPORTAILSupport

Business workspace/Documents

Your documents

Find the documents for your organisation.

DocumentPDF
Annual certificate2026 · PDF
Terms of service2026 · PDF
Getting started guide2026 · PDF
Element under reviewmain → section.documents → button
Observation modeNavigation and structure

Multiple methods. One evidence-based analysis.

Structure & semantics

DOM, accessible names, roles and relationships: deterministic rules and accessibility libraries, complemented by contextual analysis.

Keyboard & journeys

Navigation, focus, states and components: the agent operates the browser and its tools to exercise interactions.

Rendering & visual evidence

Screenshots and visual analysis connect what is displayed, what is expected and the barrier observed.

Media & content

Images, audio, video and alternatives: Allya examines the information available, its relevance and areas that need further assessment.

Start with Allya

Your first page.A documented analysis.

Enter your page address to prepare your audit with Allya.

Sign in, review the page, then confirm.

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02Results your teams can use

Every finding,a basis for action.

The affected element, observation, expected behaviour and evidence stay connected. Your teams can review, share and reproduce the analysis.

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Understand the barrier.

Identify the context, the interaction involved and the consequence for the user.

02

Examine the evidence.

Find the observations, available screenshots and references associated with the test.

03

Prepare the correction.

Give your developers a located issue, reproduction steps and an explicit expected outcome.

Our vision

Expert rigour.Enterprise scale.

An end-to-end audit service designed to approach the depth of expert work. Automation prepares the analysis; evidence gives professionals the basis to assess it.

A model for your infrastructure.

Virtual-machine execution brings together AI, accessibility libraries and browser tools. An architecture separating the application from execution supports automated campaigns and deployment on premises or in a private cloud.

Towards evidence-led autonomy.

Our ambition: reduce oversight where evidence supports it and extend procedures to native assistive technologies, including NVDA. A vision combining agentic intelligence, rigorous checks and expert validation.

03For teams accountable for accessibility

A shared analysis.Better-informed decisions.

Prepare the audit. Focus your expertise.

Accelerate and pre-complete audit work: delegate executable checks, examine the evidence and reserve your judgement for situations that need it.

  • Traceable observations by criterion
  • An analysis journal you can review
  • A documented basis for your validation
Prepare an audit

A shared frame of reference

Recognised requirements.

RGAA tests structure Allya’s analysis. Its approach sits within the European EN 301 549 framework and the international ambition of WCAG 2.2.