Automated evidence
Surface repeatable signals across pages, templates and journeys without pretending automation sees everything.
Accessibility assurance platform · Aotearoa New Zealand
BarrierTrace scans public websites for detectable accessibility problems, brings human checks and remediation decisions into one place, and keeps a clear record of progress for reporting and assurance. It supports ongoing assessment against WCAG 2.2 while keeping automated results separate from human review.
A clear record of what was checked, what improved and what still needs attention, not another unexplained score.
Why BarrierTrace
Real accessibility work needs context: which pages were covered, what people verified, how decisions were made and whether the experience actually improved.
One evidence trail
Surface repeatable signals across pages, templates and journeys without pretending automation sees everything.
Record keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, reflow and content checks alongside the automated results.
Keep the evidence, decisions and changes that explain what was tested, what improved and what remains.
MCP beta
Authorised users can connect compatible AI assistants, including ChatGPT, to their BarrierTrace workspace and explore portfolio health, findings, evidence gaps and report history.
The connection cannot modify evidence, initiate scans or deploy changes. Availability depends on the user's AI service and workspace policy.
How it works
BarrierTrace helps teams focus effort where it matters, while keeping the limitations of automated testing visible.
Map the public experience and identify representative pages and journeys.
Combine automated signals with structured human review.
Turn findings and decisions into a traceable assurance record.
An honest boundary
BarrierTrace supports accessibility assurance. It does not replace disabled-user research, expert judgement, manual testing or legal advice, and it will never hide that distinction. Automated scanning uses the open-source GOVTNZ CWAC scanner, including axe-core checks. BarrierTrace is independently developed and is not endorsed by the New Zealand Government.
Simple portfolio pricing
Each plan combines automated monitoring with the manual review and evidence tools underneath the score.
For a small team establishing repeatable assurance across its three most important websites.
NZ$149 / month
For digital teams monitoring several services, brands or managed website portfolios.
NZ$299 / month
For larger organisations coordinating assurance across a broader digital estate.
NZ$599 / month
Indicative introductory pricing in NZD; GST may apply. Daily page allowances are shared across the active websites in the workspace. Archiving a website retains its evidence, and replacements are limited by plan. Automated findings support prioritisation and do not certify WCAG conformance.
Pilot or proof of concept
We work with teams responsible for public and complex digital services. Tell us about the accessibility assurance challenge you are working through, and we will shape a focused pilot or proof of concept around it.
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