ADDA first pilot product

Pilot

Document Accessibility Assistant

An AI-powered tool that helps you identify and understand accessibility issues in your documents, without needing to be an accessibility expert first.

The Document Accessibility Assistant is ADDA's first AI-powered product. It is part of the broader ADDA platform, which also offers accessibility consulting, training, and course support. The assistant is currently available to a small group of pilot participants only. It is not yet publicly available.

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The problem

Creating accessible documents is harder than it should be

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Most documents are not accessible by default. PDFs with missing tags, Word files without proper heading structure, presentations with no alt text, and forms that screen readers cannot navigate are common problems across every industry. Finding them takes time. Fixing them takes knowledge most people do not have.

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What it does

Your document reviewed. Issues explained. Next steps clear.

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What the assistant looks at

  • [Placeholder: accessibility check one, for example heading structure and reading order]
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  • [Placeholder: accessibility check four, for example table structure and form labels]
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Who this is for

The document accessibility assistant is designed for people who work with documents regularly and need a practical, accessible way to improve them.

  • Educators and course creators

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  • Professionals and content teams

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  • Organizations with large document libraries

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What you get

Practical accessibility support without the guesswork

  • Clear findings, not just a technical report

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  • Actionable next steps you can act on straight away

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  • Your document stays private

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  • No accessibility expertise required

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Current status

Pilot

Currently available to pilot participants only

The Document Accessibility Assistant is not yet publicly available. It is currently being tested with a small group of pilot participants as part of ADDA's product development process.

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If you are interested in joining the pilot or being notified when the product becomes more widely available, request access below or start a conversation with ADDA.

What pilot means

  • Limited access, by invitation or request only
  • Not available through public self-serve
  • Active development in progress
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What it is not

  • Not a publicly available product yet
  • Not available to purchase or subscribe to
  • Not a finished or final product

Interested in the pilot?

Request access or start a conversation. ADDA will be in touch to discuss whether the pilot is a good fit for your situation.

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