Digital accessibility is no longer a one-time checkbox or a static compliance exercise. For modern organizations with complex web ecosystems, accessibility must be continuously monitored, validated, and improved—across every page, every release, and every user experience.
That’s where Allyable’s Ally360 platform stands apart.
Allyable is the only digital accessibility platform that offers three complementary accessibility audit approaches—manual scanning, client-side scanning, and remote scanning—working together to provide infinite scanning and monitoring options. This layered strategy gives organizations a complete, real-world view of accessibility compliance that no single method can achieve alone.
Why Accessibility Audits Matter More Than Ever
An accessibility audit is the foundation of inclusive digital experiences. It identifies barriers that prevent people with disabilities and aging popoulations from accessing websites, applications, and digital content—and helps organizations meet standards such as WCAG, ADA, and global accessibility regulations.
But today’s digital environments introduce new challenges:
- Websites change constantly
- JavaScript-driven interfaces behave differently at runtime
- User journeys extend beyond public pages into authenticated and internal areas
- Compliance expectations are ongoing, not annual
Traditional point-in-time audits simply can’t keep up. To truly manage accessibility risk and deliver inclusive experiences, organizations need continuous auditing and monitoring, not snapshots.
And that’s why Allyable’s platform was built specifically to solve this problem.
Infinite Accessibility Scanning & Monitoring with Allyable
Allyable provides robust and flexible 24/7 accessibility auditing that detects issues across your entire digital presence—public sites, authenticated experiences, intranets, and dynamic web applications. Unlike other platforms that rely on a single scanning method, Allyable combines three distinct approaches to ensure nothing is missed.
No other accessibility platform or service provider offers this level of coverage.
Let’s break down how each accessibility audit method works—and why using all three together is a game changer.
Remote Scanning: Broad, Systematic Coverage at Scale
Remote scanning is ideal for organizations that need fast, repeatable accessibility audits across large or complex websites.
Key Advantages of Remote Scanning
- Quick to implement with no code changes
- Broad, systematic crawling of large sites
- Covers low-traffic and rarely visited pages
- No client-side script required
- Scheduled scans for compliance snapshots
- Consistent, repeatable reporting cycles
- Zero impact on end-user performance
- CI/CD integrations
- Ability to select specific rules and device types to focus scans
Remote scanning provides an essential baseline for accessibility audits, ensuring that your entire site is reviewed regularly—even pages users rarely reach.
Client-Side Scanning: Real-World Accessibility in Production
Modern web applications don’t behave the same way in static scans as they do for real users. That’s why Allyable is the only digital accessibility platform that offers client-side scanning.
Client-side scanning runs in the browser during real user sessions, capturing accessibility issues that only appear at runtime.
Key Advantages of Client-Side Scanning
- Detects dynamic and runtime accessibility issues
- Continuous 24/7 monitoring in production
- Reflects real user experience and assistive technology behavior, analyzed with AI
- Strong fit for JavaScript-heavy and single-page applications
- Faster detection of regressions after releases or content updates
- No latency impact on users
- CI/CD integrations
- Scans pages beyond permissions, including authenticated and intranet pages
This approach transforms the accessibility audit from a static report into a living, real-time feedback loop.
Manual Accessibility Audits: Human Insight Meets Enterprise Workflow
Automated scanning is powerful—but it can’t catch everything. Manual accessibility audits remain essential for validating usability, assistive technology behavior, and complex interaction patterns.
Allyable enhances manual testing by pairing expert reviews with robust project management, roles, and permissions tools designed for enterprise teams.
What Sets Allyable’s Manual Audits Apart
- Built-in project management for accessibility initiatives
- Role-based access and permissions for large teams
- Native integrations with Jira and Azure DevOps
- Seamless collaboration between designers, developers, QA, and compliance teams
- Supports shift-left accessibility by embedding best practices early in development
Manual audits in Allyable don’t live in PDFs—they live inside your development workflow.
Why One Accessibility Audit Method Isn’t Enough
Each accessibility audit approach has strengths—but also blind spots.
- Remote scanning finds breadth, not runtime behavior
- Client-side scanning captures real-world usage, but takes more effort to implement
- Manual audits provide depth, but not continuous monitoring
Allyable is the only platform that unifies all three into a single system. The result is a complete, accurate, and continuously updated view of accessibility compliance—across your entire digital ecosystem.
The Future of Accessibility Auditing Is Continuous
Accessibility isn’t static—and your accessibility audit shouldn’t be either.
With Allyable, organizations move beyond one-time audits to a continuous accessibility strategy that scales with modern development, reduces compliance risk, and creates better digital experiences for everyone.
If you’re ready for accessibility auditing that actually reflects how your users experience your products, Allyable delivers the full picture—24/7, without compromise and we’d be happy to speak with your enterprise team.
