Source code
Permanent product correction
Send developer-ready context to the team responsible for the component or template.
Controlled Remediation
Controlled Remediation
Choose the right fix for each issue—and keep the evidence connected.
Pluro routes accessibility work to the appropriate remediation path: source code, guided developer change, controlled Fixer, content update or expert review.
Path per issueVerified outcomeRemediation by risk and ownership
Automation should follow confidence—not convenience.
The fastest fix is not always the right fix. Controlled Remediation keeps the issue context visible while the team selects who should act, where the change should live and how the outcome will be verified.
Guided fix
Clear implementation support
Use practical remediation guidance while keeping the developer in control.
Controlled Fixer
Managed JS, CSS or DOM correction
Apply approved corrections through Pluro when source deployment is not the immediate path.
Content update
Owner-led correction
Route labels, instructions, alternatives and other content decisions to the right owner.
Expert review
Context-sensitive remediation
Escalate semantics, behavior, design and complex journeys to accessibility professionals.
API or headless
Advanced delivery models
Connect approved actions to internal tooling or controlled deployment patterns where supported.
The review chain
A fix is a decision, not just a code change.
Pluro keeps the original evidence, proposed response, reviewer action and verification status in one chain so teams can understand what changed and why.
- Review the affected route, element and user impact
- Inspect the recommended remediation path
- Approve, edit, reject or reassign the action
- Apply the correction through the selected method
- Retest the original barrier
- Preserve the verified result and decision history
BeforeFocus escapes modal to page contentFailed
DecisionSource-code focus management updateApproved
AfterFocus remains in modal and returns to triggerVerified
Coordinate delivery
Keep internal teams, partners and clients aligned around the same issue.
Accessibility team
Defines impact and acceptance
Provides expert context and confirms whether the outcome addresses the barrier.
Developers
Own product-level changes
Receive route, selector, evidence, recommendation and verification criteria.
Content owners
Resolve language and meaning
Approve accessible names, instructions, alternatives and content-sensitive decisions.
Partners
Deliver across client portfolios
Track remediation methods, status and evidence across multiple websites.
Managers
See ownership and progress
Understand what is open, in review, remediated and verified.
Auditors
Preserve professional findings
Keep manual observations connected to the final remediation outcome.
See how one finding becomes the right fix.
Walk through source-code, managed and expert-led remediation paths inside one connected workflow.
