Turn accessibility scan output into a clear review workflow.
Vizuem organizes automated scan observations into customer-visible Evidence, grouped patterns, scan context, Digital Risk signals, and export-ready reporting.
The public preview is limited to a single page and does not display full Evidence details, selectors, authenticated workspaces, or exports.
A structured view of what was observed and where deeper review may be useful.
Move from summary to Evidence, then back to context.
Vizuem separates executive orientation from detailed review so teams can investigate what matters without losing the scope and technical conditions of the scan.
Scan Detail
Review Accessibility Posture, Evidence totals, comparison signals, Coverage, Reliability, and workspace entry points.
Evidence
Inspect customer-visible examples, grouped Evidence patterns, Severity, User Impact, and standards-oriented context.
Supporting workspaces
Review Assistance Features, Supporting Signals, Digital Risk, assets, and additional scan context separately.
Reports and exports
Create executive summaries and downloadable Evidence, Digital Risk, Assistance Features, and asset records when available.
See a representative report generated through the same production body, cover, metadata, watermark, and layout path used for Vizuem customer Executive Reports.
A repeatable accessibility review lifecycle.
Move from automated observations to organized internal action, then preserve comparable records across future scans.
Scan
Evaluate the selected website scope and collect automated page, document, link, and supporting-signal observations.
Understand
Review Accessibility Posture, grouped Evidence, Severity, User Impact, Coverage, Reliability, and scan context.
Prioritize
Use repeated patterns, affected scope, recommended review desks, and supporting context to organize internal review.
Act
Give developers, content owners, designers, and platform teams Evidence details and implementation cues for further evaluation.
Rescan
Run a comparable scan after changes to identify what is still observed and how the recorded posture has changed.
Document
Retain executive reports and data exports as informational records of the selected scan, scope, and observed Evidence.
Structured workflows for public-sector teams and agencies.
The same scan intelligence supports different operating needs: internal stewardship across public websites or repeatable, client-facing review across multiple organizations.
Maintain visibility across public digital services.
Organize Evidence across websites, preserve scan context, support internal review routing, compare rescans, and create informational records for operational and procurement workflows.
Vizuem provides automated scan information and workflow context. Final decisions remain with your organization and its advisors.
Discuss a public-sector workflowStandardize review and reporting across client sites.
Use consistent Evidence structures, separate website workspaces, repeatable exports, review routing, and comparable rescans to support client-facing delivery.
Outputs are informational scan records and do not constitute legal advice, certification, or a guaranteed accessibility outcome.
Explore the agency pathStart with one site or equip a multi-site team.
Annual billing provides two months free. Monthly scan and export allowances reset each UTC calendar month and do not roll over.
Starter
For one website managed by an individual who needs repeatable Evidence, reporting, and export workflows.
- 1 website and 1 team seat
- 10 scans and 10 exports per month
- Up to 100 evaluated pages per scan
- Up to 25 evaluated documents per scan
- Email support
Core
For teams managing accessibility Evidence and review workflows across multiple websites.
- 5 websites and 5 team seats
- 40 scans and 40 exports per month
- Up to 250 evaluated pages per scan
- Up to 100 evaluated documents per scan
- Priority email support
See what the preview detects on a public page.
Move into an authenticated workspace when you need broader scan scope, full Evidence details, history, reports, and exports.