How it works
Three stages. Then we run it for you.
Government regulators have made it clear: inaccessible PDFs are a problem. They expose organisations to legal risk, cost a fortune to fix manually, and still leave the people who need them most locked out.
We solve that. AI does the work the moment a visitor requests a document, so every PDF becomes inclusive at a fraction of the cost of manual remediation, and everyone, not only those using assistive technology, gets a better experience.
Inclusion is more than accessibility.
What you do
Three steps. None of them take long.
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Pay for the service PO or card payment
One straightforward payment. No procurement marathon, no per-document pricing, no surprise fees.
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What we do for you
Behind the scenes, the platform is doing the work
You do not see it. You do not manage it. It just runs.
Continuous PDF discovery
The platform crawls continuously and catalogues every published document, including new ones as they appear.
Automated support to assistive technology
When a visitor using a screen reader requests a PDF, we deliver a fully structured, navigable version. They get a proper experience, not a workaround.
Feeds AI engines structured content
The same structured output is readable by AI assistants and search engines. Your content becomes discoverable, citable and ranks better.
Cost to deliver
~95%
less than manual remediation
Saving you time, money and effort
No per-document fees. No consultancy retainers. No internal team rebuild. We built it this way because it is the most efficient way: the work that used to take a team of remediation specialists weeks is handled the moment a visitor needs it.
When you need a perfect PDF
Find the 3-5% that matter. Make those perfect.
There are still cases where you want a fully remediated, native PDF. The platform tells you exactly which ones to prioritise.
On most websites, 3-5% of content is used by about 85% of visitors. The rest sits in the library, opened rarely or not at all. PDFs follow the same pattern. A handful carry the weight. Most do not.
The aicm reporting identifies exactly which PDFs those are. It shows which documents visitors open, how often, and from which pages. That gives you a priority list drawn from real usage, not a blanket audit of the entire library. Those documents are requested as inclusive versions and delivered as accessible HTML through the tag already installed.
Identify the 5% that carry the weight, have those made perfect by a remediation partner, and you reach as close to full compliance as is realistically achievable. The work lands where visitors actually go, the cost stays proportionate to the outcome, and the people who rely on your documents get inclusive HTML through the tag, and a perfected PDF where the original is kept native.
Reporting that prioritises
See which documents are read most, and where to focus remediation effort.
Effort where it counts
Stop spending budget remediating PDFs no one reads. Spend it on the few that carry the traffic.
Real usage, not guesswork
Decisions guided by behaviour, not assumption.