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Editable draft from audit data

Accessibility statement generator: draft from audit data

Bring scan findings and external tests together. Create a draft with test methods, known barriers and contact details. Review the details in the editor and publish the approved text as HTML or Markdown.

The generator creates technical documentation. It does not replace legal advice or a conformance assessment.

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Why Accessibility Statements Matter

Readers need clear information about the tested service, barriers and contact options.

  • Describe the tested service and the test status
  • Explain known barriers and alternative ways to access the service
  • Audit evidence: Document standard, conformance level, testing methods, and known limitations
  • Accessible formats: Publish statements in formats all users can access

Record the standard, test status, known limitations, contact details, test methods and test date. Check these details against your findings before publication.

What the Generator Creates

The generator brings automated and external findings into an editable draft. A template provides section headings; a data-backed draft adds your findings. Untested criteria remain open for your team to assess.

  • Service description and scope
  • Accessibility standard (e.g., WCAG 2.1 or 2.2)
  • Conformance status where supported by test results
  • Known limitations and alternative access paths
  • Feedback and contact options for user input
  • Testing methods (automated, manual, assistive technologies)
  • Technologies relied upon (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc.)
  • Date and scope of the last test, with triggers for the next review
  • Legal references (e.g., BFSG, EAA, harmonized standards)

Create, review and publish an accessibility statement

  • 1. Collect findings

    Select the tested service and record its version, test date, methods, and automated and manual findings.

  • 2. Generate the draft

    Add provider and contact details. Generate an editable draft with known limitations.

  • 3. Review the details

    Check each claim against the findings. Review scope, untested criteria, alternative access and feedback contacts; get internal approval.

  • 4. Publish

    Export the approved text as HTML or Markdown. Check that the published text, links and contact route are accessible.

  • 5. Review after changes

    Compare new findings after relevant releases, changed user flows or third-party components. Update affected claims and record the new test status.

Need a VPAT / ACR too?

Create editable VPAT/ACR drafts from documented test results.

  • VPAT/ACR generated from your navable audit data
  • Maps findings to WCAG 2.x success criteria
  • Editable and exportable for procurement and RFPs
  • Available on the Business plan

The statement and VPAT/ACR use the same findings. Review both outputs before sharing them.

Pricing

Statement drafts from Basic; VPAT/ACR in Business and multi-organization plans

Basic

For Single SMBs (7-day free trial)

35€/Monthly

Prices shown per month when subscribing for 1 year

  • navable Widget
  • Page visits: 100,000
  • Number of supported pages: unlimited
  • Automatic Progressive Accessibility Enhancements
  • navable Audit
  • Number of Audits per Month: 50
  • On-Demand Scans
  • AI Fix Prompts for IDEs
  • navable Accessibility Statement AI Generator
  • LLM (AI Model): Standard
  • General
  • Support: Email support
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Pro

For Growing SMBs (7-day free trial)

85€/Monthly

Prices shown per month when subscribing for 1 year

  • Everything in Basic
  • navable Widget
  • Page visits: 1,000,000
  • Customizable
  • No Branding
  • navable Audit
  • Number of Audits per Month: 100
  • Scheduled Audit Runs
  • Reporting (Download + Mail)
  • Analytics / History
  • AI Semantic Web Accessibility Analysis
  • AI Path Finder (Flow Audits)
  • Multi-Stage State Audits (Single URL)
  • navable Accessibility Statement AI Generator
  • LLM (AI Model): Premium
  • General
  • Support: Priority email support
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Business

For bigger SMBs and Enterprises

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Custom extensions and pricing available

  • Everything in Pro
  • navable Widget
  • Page visits: unlimited
  • navable Audit
  • Number of Audits per Month: Custom
  • Webhook Integration for Audit Runs
  • VPAT AI Generator
  • General
  • Support: Priority support
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Common questions about statements and VPAT/ACR reports

No. The generator creates an editable draft from your inputs and audit findings. Before publishing, check the described limitations, alternative access routes, and contact details. The tool does not perform a legal review.

No. A statement draft is not evidence that a website meets every requirement. You need relevant test results, including manual checks. Include only statements supported by your findings and document unresolved barriers.

VPAT® is the template published by the Information Technology Industry Council (ITI). A template completed for a specific product with documented test results is an Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR). Procurement teams can use it to compare findings for individual criteria. An ACR is not a certification; the evidence a buyer requires depends on the particular tender.

Yes. Describe each known barrier, the affected user flow, and an alternative access route that is actually available. Review imported findings before publishing. An exemption for disproportionate burden under § 17 BFSG requires a separate assessment and documentation; a scan or statement draft does not replace that assessment.

Statement drafts are available from Basic. VPAT/ACR generation is included in Business and multi-organization plans, not in Freemium, Basic, or Pro. The plan comparison lists the features and available billing intervals. All outputs remain drafts that need review.

A template provides a structure. The generator adds findings from your audits, test methods and known limitations. It cannot infer missing manual checks or unknown criteria. Review the draft against documented results.

Review the published details after new audit findings and relevant changes, such as a checkout release, a changed login or a new third-party widget. Update affected sections and record the test status. Section 14 BFSG requires covered services to account for changes to the service and its requirements.