AxessTag API Automate Document Remediation for Accessibility
Our innovative solution, AxessTag API, leverages advanced artificial intelligence to revolutionize high-volume document remediation. This tool ensures that your non-templated documents, such as press releases, corporate brochures, leaflets, annual reports, and financial reports, are automatically tagged to align them with PDF/UA standards and the European Accessibility Act, though full compliance may require additional adjustments.
AxessTag API: A Revolutionary Solution for Accessibility Remediation
The AxessTag API is far more than just an automatic accessibility engine.
Streamline your accessibility efforts with AxessTag API—the game-changing solution that eliminates the tedious, time-consuming processes of traditional methods.
With this advanced technology, your documents achieve both technical compliance and universal accessibility, making them inclusive and usable for all, including individuals with disabilities. Experience the efficiency of automated tagging while upholding the highest accessibility standards—all in record time.
How does the AxessTag API work?
The AxessTag API leverages advanced algorithms and powerful artificial intelligence to analyze your files and incorporate essential accessibility elements.
Our AI is the result of 5 years of dedicated research and development, and we continue to push its evolution further. The pre-tagged documents generated through our API consistently deliver superior results compared to Adobe’s Auto-Tag. By combining advanced automation with precision, we empower organizations to create accessible content more efficiently and effectively.
Targetted Needs
The AxessTag API caters for several crucial needs:
Criteria processed by our AI
Our AI can identify, structure, and tag data within a PDF to enhance its accessibility. The table below outlines the PDF/UA standards that have been considered, along with their alignment with European standards. Only the criteria related to data structuring and content accessibility within a PDF have been included.
| PDF/UA Standard | Equivalent to the European Web Standards (EN 301 549 V3.2.1) | Additional Information on the Results |
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| 7.1 General | 1.3.1 Info and relationships | The actual content is tagged with standard tags |
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Artifacts do not appear in the structural tree
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| 7.2 Text | 3.1.1 Language of document | Reading order |
| The main language is recognized and defined | ||
| 7.3 Graphics | 1.1.1 Non-text content | Images and artifacts |
| Generated alternatives | ||
| 7.4 Headings | 1.3.1 Info and relationships | Hierarchical headings |
| Non-hierarchical headings | ||
| 7.5 Tables | 1.3.1 Information et relations | When the layout is standard |
| 7.6 Lists | 1.3.1 Information et relations | Including nested lists |
| 7.8 Page headers and footers | 1.3.1 Information et relations | Elements repeated on each page |
| 7.9 Notes and references | 1.3.1 Information et relations | Each note has a unique identifier |
| 7.10 Optional content | 1.1.1 Non-text content | Non-rendering of elements such as layers and comments |
| 7.12 Article threads | 1.3.2 Meaningful sequence | Reading order |
| Hierarchical headings and bookmarks | ||
| 7.17 Navigation | 1.3.2 Meaningful sequence | Accessible from the table of contents |
| 7.18 Annotations | 2.4.4 Link purpose (in context) 2.4.3 Focus order |
Annotations, tab order, links |
| 7.20 XObjects | Specific to PDF | Inherent to the file |
| 7.21 Fonts | Specific to PDF | Inherent to the file |
How to Begin Using the AxessTag API?
To start using the AxessTag API, get in touch with our team to discuss your specific needs and the best way to integrate our solution into your system.
