Compliance engineering for agencies
From RGAA requirement to verified code and audit evidence
ComplyLoop turns accessibility obligations into engineering work your team can ship — with deterministic checks, human-approved remediations, and an evidence trail that survives the next client audit.
The compliance loop
- 01Requirement
- 02Assessment
- 03Finding
- 04Remediation
- 05Verification
- 06Evidence
Repeats on every assessment — each run closes the loop again.
Built for engineering teams, not checkbox audits
Everything in ComplyLoop serves one loop: detect, explain, fix, verify, and prove — continuously across your client portfolio.
Every run leaves a trail
Assessments, findings, fixes, and verifications accumulate as append-only evidence — nothing can be edited, only superseded. This is what your auditor receives.
We built ComplyLoop the way we expect our customers to build accessible products: with clear semantics, visible decisions, and proof you can show an auditor.
Sample evidence trail
Assessment completed
48 requirements checked · 3 findings detected
Finding detected
Form control has no label · ContactForm.tsx:42
Remediation verified
Fix confirmed by automated re-check · human approved
Illustrative sample — your trail is generated from real assessments.
Trust is designed in, not bolted on
We built ComplyLoop the way we expect our customers to build accessible products: with clear semantics, visible decisions, and proof you can show an auditor.
- Evidence over claims — no status without recorded proof
- Verification over AI confidence — humans close the loop
- Explainability by default — every Finding is actionable
- Framework-ready — RGAA/WCAG today, extensible tomorrow
For French agencies
RGAA and WCAG compliance across every client repo — not just the one being audited this quarter.
Connect GitHub, run your first assessment in minutes, and walk the full loop from Requirement to Evidence without leaving your engineering workflow.
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