01 · Discover
Run recurring WCAG checks
Run recurring WCAG 2.2 scans and keep new, repeated and reopened findings connected to the affected page and earlier history.
WCAG Monitoring Tool
WCAG Monitoring Tool
Monitor WCAG issues as your website continues to change.
Pluro combines recurring WCAG 2.2 scanning, issue history, ownership, remediation and verification so teams can detect and manage accessibility regressions over time.
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AI-supported review
Evidence at every stage
AI-supported review
Evidence at every stage
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Connected WCAG monitoring workflow
Verified outcomes
Discover→
Understand→
Assign→
Remediate→
Verify→
Govern
Understand→
Assign→
Remediate→
Verify→
Govern
From recurring scan to verified outcome
WCAG monitoring should reveal regressions and drive action—not create another disconnected scan report.
Pluro turns recurring WCAG findings into an operational workflow with clear context, history, ownership, remediation paths, evidence and verification.
02 · Understand
Review changes in context
Review the relevant success criterion, issue history, user impact and supporting evidence before deciding what action is required.
03 · Assign
Assign regressions to the right owner
Route new and repeated findings to developers, content teams, QA, accessibility experts or managed remediation workflows.
04 · Remediate
Move findings into remediation
Use source-code fixes, developer guidance, controlled remediation, content updates or expert-led correction based on the issue.
05 · Verify
Verify the regression was resolved
Repeat the relevant test, preserve the result and confirm the barrier was resolved rather than closing the issue by assumption.
06 · Govern
Continue monitoring future releases
Continue recurring scans, issue history, ownership, evidence and reporting across websites and teams. Complex portfolio governance may require a Custom Plan.
Behavior Evidence
Recurring WCAG scans detect repeatable technical issues. Behavior Evidence reveals interaction failures automated checks cannot fully evaluate.
Record real user journeys and inspect focus, keyboard movement, forms, modals, validation, notifications and dynamic updates alongside recurring scans.
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Capture barriers automated WCAG checks cannot reproduce
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Preserve timelines, screenshots and issue history
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Connect evidence directly to the monitored finding
Monitoring with human review
Automation accelerates WCAG monitoring. It does not replace manual testing or professional judgment.
Pluro combines recurring scan results with manual review, keeps recommendations visible and routes complex findings to developers or accessibility experts.
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Automated findings: repeatable technical issues enter a reviewable monitoring workflow.
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Needs Review: findings requiring context remain subject to human approval and manual validation.
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Manual Testing: complex behavior and usability barriers remain with QA, developers or accessibility experts.
One monitoring record, shared responsibility
Give every team the monitoring context it needs to act.
The monitoring record remains connected while each role sees the issue history, evidence, ownership and next action relevant to its work.
Product & Engineering
Bring accessibility into delivery
Use recurring findings, the Chrome Extension, VS Code guidance and Behavior Evidence across development, QA and release workflows.
Accessibility Experts
Preserve expert judgment
Review automated and manual findings, capture reproducible evidence and retain control over remediation and verification decisions.
Enterprise & Partners
Govern accessibility at scale
Manage websites, ownership, issue history, recurring monitoring and reporting through one connected platform. Complex portfolio capabilities are scoped separately.
Move from monitoring to verified outcomes
Make WCAG monitoring part of every release.
Start with one website or connect WCAG monitoring across multiple teams and digital properties.
Start with one website and connect recurring WCAG scans, manual evidence, remediation, verification and reporting in one workflow. Automated monitoring cannot detect every accessibility issue and should be combined with manual and behavior testing.
