Our audits are conducted against recognized international standards and jurisdiction-specific regulations.
Each framework is applied using a documented, repeatable, and regulator-aligned methodology.
WCAG 2.2 (A–AAA) aligned methodology
Jurisdiction-mapped audit frameworks
Regulator-ready reporting
Independent audit-only institution
Global applicability
An audit framework defines what is tested, how it is tested, and how findings are mapped to compliance obligations.
At Accord Compliance, frameworks are not treated as checklists.
They are structured assessment systems that combine:
Unlike testing tools or remediation services, a true audit:
This ensures audits are defensible, repeatable, and regulator-ready.
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WCAG forms the technical foundation of all our audits, regardless of geography.
Most global regulations either directly adopt WCAG or reference it as the technical standard.
Each regulatory framework builds on top of WCAG, adding legal interpretation, scope definitions, and reporting expectations.
Digital accessibility requirements applicable to SEBI-registered and regulated entities.
Statutory accessibility obligations under Indian law.
Indian Standards and Government of India Web Guidelines.
Digital accessibility requirements applicable to SEBI-registered and regulated entities.
Statutory accessibility obligations under Indian law.
Indian Standards and Government of India Web Guidelines.
Accessibility requirements for US federal agencies and vendors.
Civil rights-based accessibility obligations for public-facing digital services.
Accessibility requirements for digital products and services in the EU.
Provincial and federal accessibility legislation.
Digital accessibility obligations under Australian law.
Every audit framework follows a consistent structure:
Independent accessibility audit & compliance institution
Framework selection (global + jurisdictional)
Manual & assistive technology testing
Evidence-backed findings
Framework-mapped reporting
Understand where you stand, what applies, and what regulators will expect.
