Accessibility for compliance
The European Accessibility Act is enforceable. ADA deadlines are approaching. Where's your evidence?
Regulations require documented proof of accessibility work — not promises. But compliance evidence is scattered across tickets, emails, and outdated audit reports. Jeikin collects it continuously, in one place, mapped to WCAG 2.2 (opens in new tab) criteria.
Sound familiar?
Your organization is preparing for an EAA compliance review. You ask the development team for evidence of accessibility work. They point to Jira tickets — some closed, some stale, most without resolution details. The auditor needs timestamped proof of what was tested, what failed, and what was fixed. You spend two weeks assembling a document that's outdated by the time you finish. The code has already changed.
Before JeikinWith Jeikin
Before Jeikin
The auditor needed proof of accessibility work. Development pointed to closed Jira tickets. No resolution details, no timestamps, no WCAG mapping. We spent two weeks assembling a document.
With Jeikin
Every finding mapped to WCAG 2.2, with timestamps and fix verification. The auditor started from a documented baseline instead of starting from scratch.
How it works
Development team connects Jeikin
Developers run npx jeikin init in their projects. No workflow changes for them — it works through their existing AI coding tools.
Issues are found and tracked continuously
Every accessibility review generates findings mapped to WCAG 2.2 criteria. All tracked automatically on the project dashboard with timestamps.
Fixes are verified before closing
No issue is marked as resolved until automated quality gates confirm the fix works. Verified evidence, not self-reported status.
Evidence is always audit-ready
The dashboard shows the full trail: what was tested, what failed, what was fixed, and which WCAG criteria it satisfies. Ready for any auditor or regulator.
What you get
- Audit-ready evidence
- Every finding mapped to WCAG 2.2 (opens in new tab) criteria with timestamps, fix details, and verification status. The documentation builds itself.
- Continuous monitoring
- Not a point-in-time audit. Evidence is collected every time a developer reviews code. Your compliance posture is always current.
- Multi-regulation coverage
- WCAG 2.2 underpins the EAA, ADA Section 508, and EN 301 549. One framework covers your regulatory obligations.
- Verified, not self-reported
- Quality gates require automated verification before any issue is closed. The evidence is machine-verified, not just developer-reported.
How Jeikin helps
Common questions
Can this replace an accessibility audit?
No. Jeikin provides continuous monitoring between audits and generates evidence that makes audits faster and cheaper. Manual testing with screen readers, keyboard navigation, and real users is still essential for full compliance.
Which regulations does it cover?
Jeikin evaluates against WCAG 2.2 (opens in new tab) — the technical standard that underpins the European Accessibility Act, ADA Section 508, EN 301 549, and most national accessibility legislation. Compliance with WCAG is the foundation for regulatory compliance.
How do development teams use it?
Developers run Jeikin through their AI coding tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf). It guides the AI through a structured accessibility review. Issues are tracked automatically — no manual logging required from the development team.
How do stakeholders see compliance status?
Each project has its own dashboard showing compliance status, findings, and fix history. You can review the evidence and report it to auditors, legal teams, and leadership.
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