Level Access, a category leader in digital accessibility solutions, has launched new AI accessibility agents and capabilities to empower organizations in identifying issues earlier, resolving them more rapidly, and demonstrating tangible progress amid accelerated development cycles and resource constraints. These tools integrate seamlessly into existing DevOps workflows, audit processes, and reporting systems, reducing manual efforts and enabling teams to deliver inclusive experiences without compromising innovation speed.
Modern accessibility initiatives often encounter three key challenges: the risk gap from siloed data obscuring compliance status; the resolution gap due to insufficient developer insights for quick fixes; and the evidence gap hindering clear demonstrations of value to secure executive support. Level Access's AI agents target these pain points, embedding intelligence to provide unified visibility, actionable guidance, and compelling proof of ROI, ensuring programs advance without stalling.
The "Find" capabilities leverage AI to streamline detection and prioritization. Common Findings groups duplicate issues for efficient bulk triage, while AI Filtering allows natural-language prompts to focus on high-impact problems. Monitoring Summaries deliver run-to-run comparisons with recommended actions, enabling proactive risk management and reducing data overload in fast-paced environments.
Under "Fix," the agents deliver in-context support to accelerate remediation. Code Suggestions in Level CI provide developer-specific guidance within CI/CD pipelines, minimizing context switches. Audit Summaries create tailored action plans from evaluations, and Ask Level AI offers instant assistance drawn from 25+ years of expertise. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server facilitates rich integrations with LLM-powered assistants, enhancing fix efficiency without disrupting established processes.
The "Prove" category equips leaders with tools to showcase impact. The Reporting Agent generates concise, executive summaries highlighting resolved and pending issues, facilitating on-demand ROI demonstrations. As Andrew Chung, Chief Product Officer at Level Access, stated: "These new agents aren’t just smart, they’re embedded directly where work happens. By aligning with teams’ everyday workflows, we aim to make accessibility a seamless, sustainable part of how organizations operate. We’re helping teams build better—for everyone—without fundamentally changing how they work."
Alistair Garrison, Head of AI Innovation at Level Access, added: "Our agentic AI roadmap, coupled with the delivery of our MCP server, helps to shift accessibility from an intermittent check to a proactive, built-in process. These capabilities are engineered to help teams integrate our unique blend of hybrid intelligence into their workflows and speed their impact."
Level Access's hybrid model combines AI automation with human oversight for scalable, defensible compliance, supporting organizations in creating inclusive digital experiences that comply with regulations like the ADA and EAA while tapping into the $15 trillion spending power of people with disabilities and their networks.
Level Access's AI agents mark a pivotal evolution in digital accessibility, transforming it from a compliance checkbox into an embedded driver of innovation and inclusion. By empowering teams to detect, remediate, and validate progress efficiently, these capabilities enable organizations to scale accessibility programs effectively, fostering broader market reach and sustainable growth in an increasingly digital world.
Level Access is a category leader in digital accessibility solutions. Our end-to-end approach combines a fully integrated, AI-powered platform with insight from our large team of subject matter experts, helping organizations surface accessibility issues earlier, accelerate accessible development, and show measurable progress across different organizational stages and scales.
Digital accessibility is the process of ensuring that the digital world and technology are available to everyone, including the 1.3 billion people with disabilities globally who, along with friends and family, control more than $15 trillion USD in spending power. By creating accessible digital experiences, organizations can expand market share and achieve compliance with legislation like the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the European Accessibility Act (EAA).