accessFlow is a developer-first platform that brings accessibility into your existing workflow. It runs automated WCAG audits, flags issues, and suggests code fixes — all within your tools. Teams can now test accessibility in CI/CD with the SDK, get instant AI guidance inside the IDE with MCP, generate alt text automatically, and validate false positives to stay focused on real issues.
Implementing accessibility at the code level is complex and time-consuming.
Without the right tools, developers often struggle to identify and fix issues, while managers risk losing focus on core priorities.
That’s why accessiBe created accessFlow - an intuitive, AI-driven accessibility management platform that helps developers write inclusive, compliant code without having any prior experience or knowledge of web accessibility.
accessFlow was created by developers for developers so that they can build accessible digital environments from the ground up and in a way that seamlessly fits into their workflow.
Powered by accessiBe’s AI technology, accessFlow scans code, highlights accessibility issues, and shows developers exactly how to fix them. That way, they can resolve problems efficiently, even without any prior accessibility knowledge or experience.
accessFlow also greatly assists developer team leads, providing them with full visibility and control.
By integrating accessibility into the software development lifecycle (SDLC) from the outset, accessFlow enables teams to address accessibility proactively, catching issues early, reducing the risk of non-compliance, and improving overall development efficiency.
Just as importantly, accessFlow is built to fit into existing workflows.
It integrates directly with the tools your team already uses, like Jira, GitHub, and monday.com, with no third-party implementation or custom setup required. Like your testing or threat detection tools, it just works in the background, without disrupting how your team ships code.
accessFlow also helps teams scale remediation efficiently through automation.
Developers can auto-resolve recurring, low-complexity issues, with every change tracked for review at any time.
And now, with the accessFlow SDK, teams can “shift left” by running accessibility checks during automated tests, while accessFlow's MCP brings accessibility guidance directly into the IDE so AI assistants can reference your project’s accessFlow data as you code.
accessFlow uses an AI-powered engine to automatically scan your website for accessibility and compliance issues based on the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). It detects problems, prioritizes them by severity, and provides clear guidance for resolution, all before deployment.
The auditing process begins with your homepage, then continues by following internal links to crawl your entire website.
Using a headless Chrome browser, accessFlow simulates real user interactions to generate a realistic and comprehensive assessment of accessibility across all pages.
Importantly, accessFlow operates externally; it doesn’t require any code to be hosted on your site and won’t modify your existing code.
accessFlow gives teams flexibility in how they approach remediation, based on their priorities and workflow:
NEW: Developers can now take this one step further with the accessFlow SDK — integrating automated accessibility checks directly into their CI/CD workflows. It runs alongside testing frameworks like Playwright, Cypress, or Selenium, generating detailed reports and enforcing build thresholds based on issue severity. This ensures accessibility testing happens continuously, not just after deployment.
acessFlow is built of a number of core features. Let’s walk you through them:
accessFlow’s central hub offers a comprehensive overview of your website's accessibility posture. It displays:
Besides being the “home base” for project managers, team leads, and developers, the dashboard provides all stakeholders with a high-level, update view of their accessibility project.
Those who lack technical expertise and a deep understanding of web accessibility can see the state of their site’s accessibility through the posture report. They can also gain a clear picture of a given project’s timeline through the ‘progress over time’ and ‘team progress’ charts - updated in real time.
The Explore page gives you a granular view of accessibility issues across your site. You can group and filter issues by:
This Explore page is particularly useful for team leaders, empowering them to delegate tasks to specific team members according to their needs and shifting priorities.
They can view all tasks in a unified list, or separated according to the web pages they appear on.
This is also where team leads can export tasks to Jira, monday.com, or the CRM they use, to really integrate accessibility into their workflows.
The Explore page is also where you will see the issues best addressed through auto-resolve. Relevant problems will be tagged with an icon, which will read ‘Eligible for auto-resolve’, when hovered over. All you’ll need to do is select the relevant issues and press on ‘Auto-resolve’ appearing at the bottom of your screen.
Sometimes a flagged item isn’t a real accessibility error. You can mark an issue as a potential false positive; accessFlow’s AI will analyze the element, its context, and the WCAG rule to confirm whether it’s genuine or can be safely dismissed. This reduces audit noise and keeps your backlog focused on real barriers. (Initial support includes rules like footer landmark and empty links; per-user daily limits apply.)
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Accessible from both the dashboard and Explore page, the Remediation Panel is where developers take action.
For each issue, it provides clear descriptions, relevant WCAG references, and suggested code fixes, enabling fast, accurate remediation, even without prior accessibility experience.
Additionally, developers are presented with detailed explanations to help them avoid replicating a given issue moving forward.
When accessFlow detects missing image descriptions, it suggests high-quality, contextual alt text in the Remediation Panel. Review up to three options, regenerate if needed, and apply the best fit; suggestions align with accessibility best practices to speed up inclusive content creation.
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Journeys let you audit key user flows to ensure that complex, multi-step interactions are accessible and compliant. These can include:
Developers and team leads can record these flows using a session recorder or define them manually, gaining full control over which interactions to test and monitor.
accessFlow’s MCP brings the platform's accessibility expertise directly into your IDE. It connects AI assistants like GitHub Copilot and Cursor to your live project data, turning them into accessibility-aware copilots that guide you as you code. Instead of switching tabs or digging through reports, you can simply ask for help in context — like “Explain AF-12345” or “Show me how to fix missing labels” — and get WCAG-based explanations with suggested code changes pulled from your own accessFlow data.
By embedding accessibility intelligence where developers already work, MCP keeps your workflow fast, accurate, and secure. It helps surface, prioritize, and resolve issues in real time, while token-based authentication protects your data and ensures every recommendation aligns with verified WCAG standards.
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You may have heard that we’ve launched our new website.
To create a site that is natively accessible (and one that befits a brand championing web accessibility), our developers relied on accessFlow throughout the entire process.
This resulted in a website that looks awesome - if you’ll excuse a little bragging on our part - and, more importantly, which strictly follows accessibility guidelines.
More and more organizations are realizing the importance of shifting left on accessibility.
With accessFlow, you empower your team to identify and resolve accessibility issues early in the development process, before they become blockers or liabilities.
Whether you're building new features or managing large-scale projects, accessFlow helps you make accessibility a natural part of how your team works: Efficiently, collaboratively, and at scale.rel
