Pilot or proof of concept

Try BarrierTrace with your team.

Bring scan results, human checks and decisions into one clear record.

We work with teams that run public or complex digital services. A pilot is a small test of BarrierTrace. Use it to see how the tool could help with a service, a set of steps or a specific accessibility need.

A proof of concept (POC) is a focused trial to check whether BarrierTrace supports your team’s needs.

What your pilot can include

Agree what to test and what you want to learn
Get help setting up BarrierTrace on agreed public pages
Review the results and decide what to do next

Before we start, we will agree what to test, when to do it and what you want to learn.

Use the pilot planning checklist to plan the work with your team first.

Request a pilot

Tell us about your challenge.

Tell us what you want to test or improve. Next, we will discuss the pages, evidence and people involved, then agree the pilot scope and any costs before work starts.

Name (required)Email (required)

Organisation (optional)Organisation or project website (optional)Plan of interest (optional)

You can change this choice. Requesting a pilot does not purchase a plan; we will agree scope and any costs before starting.

How are you involved in accessibility? (required)

Accessibility practitioner or consultantDisabled person or accessibility advocateDesigner, content designer or researcherDeveloper, tester or quality specialistProduct, service or digital leadAnother perspective

What would you like to test or improve? (required)

For example: “We want to review our application journey, assign fixes and show progress across three public websites.”

We will use your details only to review and respond to this pilot request. We will not add you to a marketing list.