Agency services
Start with permit applications, public notices, meeting packets, and documents residents use to access a service.
PDF accessibility for the public sector
A proposal deadline. A public notice. A service someone needs today. Accessible PDFs help agencies serve their communities and suppliers prepare for government opportunities. Keep accessibility work moving, with fast turnaround and a clear record behind each document.

Start with permit applications, public notices, meeting packets, and documents residents use to access a service.
Organize proposals, statements of work, reports, and acceptance deliverables by contract and due date.
Record who confirms the current version, who reviews the output, and who publishes or submits it.
Example: crawl the agency’s public website. The automated audit groups likely remediation candidates and documents that may not need work. Review those categories, choose active applications and notices first, then remediate manually or approve credits for automation.
Keep the reviewed PDF and report together. For a procurement deliverable, agree with the buyer on any additional evidence needed beyond document-level testing.
Many PDFs finish in minutes, while complex documents and specialist review take longer. Discuss time-sensitive work before committing to a submission date. A three-page PDF with one table costs four credits, or $16, for automated remediation.
For state and local government web content, see the ADA Title II guide. For federal deliverables, review Section 508 and the solicitation. A per-PDF report does not replace a product-wide Accessibility Conformance Report.
The VORA Dashboard is free forever. Manual remediation in its editor is free. Automated remediation costs $4 per credit: one per page, plus one per table. Review the estimate before starting.
Get the VORA Dashboard freeNo. It automatically identifies likely next steps. The agency’s records owners and accessibility or legal advisers should confirm coverage and exceptions.
No. It records evidence about one document. Confirm the buyer’s separate product-level procurement requirements.
Yes. Share volume, deadlines, source systems, review needs, and procurement requirements so the team can discuss the appropriate rollout.
Tell us your document volume, source systems, review needs, and target date.
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