Alt text and asset metadata
Generate and validate descriptive alt text using page and image context, then send ambiguous cases to a reviewer.
Work through the findings your CMS can fix
Gradial focuses on findings that can be addressed through connected content and asset systems. Issues that require design-system or application-code changes stay visible and route to the right owner.
Content structure and clarity
Correct supported heading order, link text, labels, and other editable page content when the component model allows it.
Finding-to-task execution
Turn scanner findings, tickets, or audit worklists into trackable tasks tied to the affected pages and assets.
Human and engineering exceptions
Flag charts, complex media, decorative-versus-meaningful image decisions, and code-level defects instead of guessing.
Move from audit output to reviewable changes
The workflow keeps source findings, changes, checks, and review decisions connected from intake through approval.
1. Assign the findings
Start with a scanner export, accessibility audit, ticket, or prioritized page list. Gradial identifies the target content and connected systems.
2. Execute supported fixes
Gradial updates alt text, heading order, link text, labels, and asset metadata directly in the connected CMS or DAM, using the existing component and authoring rules.
3. Check the output
Accessibility checks run against the standards your organization has configured, including criteria aligned to WCAG 2.2 AA where applicable.
4. Review the exceptions
Your team reviews at the level of oversight it chooses. Ambiguous or unsupported findings remain open for human, design, or engineering action.
5. Preserve the record
After approval, the task history records the work performed and the review outcome. Publication remains controlled by your configured workflow.
“We were drowning in change tickets, and AI search and SEO work kept adding more. Gradial cleared the backlog and made accessibility automatic, without adding people.”
Digital Experience lead
A large public research university
faster bulk content updates
faster ticket cycle times
acceptance test pass rate
Keep remediation reviewable, focused, and accountable
Focus effort where Gradial can act
Resolve alt text, heading order, link text, labels, and metadata in connected content systems while routing design-system and code-level findings to the right owner.
Keep expert judgment on high-risk decisions
Your accessibility, legal, design, and engineering owners decide what passes, what needs specialist review, and what can publish.
Give every change a reviewable record
Track the source finding, the change, and the review outcome so teams can support audits and follow-up work. Qualified advisers determine whether the record meets a specific legal or regulatory requirement.
Built for teams responsible for large web estates
For teams that have accessibility findings, accountable reviewers, and more remediation work than their current capacity can absorb.
Higher education web teams
Turn recurring scanner findings and content backlogs into governed work without adding another manual queue.
Financial services and healthcare teams
Apply configured controls and preserve human review for content operating in higher-risk environments.
Public-sector digital teams
Prioritize high-use services, route exceptions, and keep remediation work connected to accountable owners.
Work in the systems already holding the content and requests
Gradial connects accessibility work to supported content, asset, and ticketing systems so findings can move through the same operating environment as the rest of your web work.
AEM Sites & Assets
Content and assets
Sitecore
Content management
Bynder
Digital assets
Jira
Ticketing
Workfront
Work management
Wrike
Work management
SharePoint
Source documents
Word
Source documents
Plan the workflow around risk and judgment
Will generated alt text meet our standards?
Gradial uses page and image context plus your configured standards to produce and check alt text. Reviewers remain responsible for meaning, especially for charts, diagrams, complex images, and decorative-image decisions.
Where should a large backlog start?
Start with the highest-risk or highest-use journeys, then expand by issue type or site section. Gradial can execute supported fixes in bulk while keeping exceptions in a separate review queue.
Can this meet a legal or regulatory deadline?
Gradial can accelerate supported remediation work, but no public benchmark establishes how quickly every accessibility backlog can be completed. Scope, issue mix, CMS constraints, and review capacity determine the plan.
What does not belong in an automated content fix?
Code-level, design-system, interaction, media, and assistive-technology issues may require engineering or specialist remediation. Gradial keeps those findings visible and routes them rather than claiming an automatic fix.
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