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Settings: Audit path management

Manage which pages in your website will be excluded from auditing. Adding exclusion rules may impact your accessibility score and the issue count in future audits.

To add exclusion rules

  1. Go to Settings > Audit Path Management.
    Screenshot of audit path management
  2. Select Add exclusion rule.
    Screenshot of configure exclusion
  3. Enter a rule name (optional). For example, Exclude blog pages
  4. Set the exclusion condition using one of the following types: 
    Web path: Choose from: is, is not, contains, does not contain, matches, does not match. Then enter a path. For example, Where Web path is /blog Will exclude all pages under the path /blog
    Query parameter: Choose from: is, is not, contains, does not contain, matches, does not match. Then enter a value.
    For example, Where Query parameter matches source=news**
  5. (Optional) Add more conditions by selecting Add exclusion rule again. Choose OR or AND to connect them.
  6. Select Run Exclusion Check to preview which pages will be excluded. (Only available after your initial audit.)
    A list of pages that will be excluded will appear. New pages matching the rules won’t be listed as they’ll be automatically excluded from the audit.
  7. Select Apply Exclusion.

Once applied, any pages matching these rules will be excluded from future audits and removed from AccessFlow.

Additional actions

  • Select Edit to edit a rule.
  • Select the 3 dots and then Delete to delete a rule. Deleting a rule won’t automatically reinstate pages that were previously excluded from audits and removed from accessFlow. They’ll be included in the next audit if you have enough pages in your plan.