Expert PDF remediation, done right
Regulations require accessible PDFs. Most aren’t. People with disabilities pay the price. Our accessibility experts can handle your RDF remediation needs — accurately, on deadline, and at scale.
of PDFs meet basic accessibility criteria
of PDFs fail every accessibility check
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Who needs PDF remediation the most
PDF accessibility obligations span industries. These are the sectors where inaccessible PDFs create the greatest risk — and the greatest opportunity to reach more people:
Government & public sector
Annual reports, permit applications, and service forms fall under ADA Title II and Section 508. Inaccessible PDFs block access to public services.
Higher education
Syllabi, financial aid forms, and course materials are all in scope under ADA Title II
Healthcare
Patient intake forms, discharge instructions, benefit summaries, and more
Financial services
Annual reports, investment disclosures, onboarding documents, and regulatory filings
Legal
Contracts, compliance documents, case materials, and filing templates
Retail & eCommerce
Product guides, warranty documents, assembly instructions, and promotional materials
Exceptional service.
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Experts in accessibility
Leverage our team of highly trained specialists, including people with disabilities, to deliver reliable solutions
Secured deadlines
Your time is valuable. Get a quote within one business day and have confidence your project will be completed by a secured deadline.
Competitive pricing
Pricing is based on project complexity and is communicated clearly, with no hidden fees or unexpected costs
What PDF remediaton covers
Our experts address all key accessibility layers, including:
Document tagging
Structure tags that define headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, and figures so screen Readers can interpret content correctly
Logical reading order
Content flows in the correct sequence when navigated without a mouse or touchscreen
Alt text for meaningful images
Descriptive alternative text for charts, diagrams, photos, and infographics
Searchable text
Scanned, image-based PDFs are converted to readable text that assistive technology can access
Accessible form fields
Input fields, buttons, and interactive elements are labeled so forms can be completed independently
Heading structure
Clear, nested heading levels that allow screen reader users to scan and navigate the document efficiently
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