Agency white-label

Agency White-Label Accessibility Audits

Give agencies a repeatable way to scan authorized client sites and hand off evidence-backed accessibility risk reports.

Agency white-label use-case workflowThis page maps the owned URL, scoped checks, evidence examples, sample finding and plan next step for this use case.Target URLOwned scopeauthorized siteUse caseFit checkAllowedFocusChecksSignalsEvidenceFindingsNext stepEvidence path
This page maps the owned URL, scoped checks, evidence examples, sample finding and plan next step for this use case.
Start here

Preview the URL, then choose the report path

This page explains the use case in a short path first: preview the owned URL, inspect the kind of evidence the report can show, then compare the evidence scan path before deeper scope details.

Agency workflow

Agency-owned white-label delivery boundary

The workflow keeps the agency responsible for client authorization, client ownership context, Agency Plan allowances and white-label report behavior where the agency account is eligible.

Client projects stay agency-owned in the workflow, with each target tied to explicit client authorization and accepted scan scope.

White-label reports can hide WebRiskOps branding only where Agency Plan, account settings and report state allow white-label output.

Package allowances, scan counts, fix credits and ticket-only handoff stay visible before client work starts.

Buyer pain

Why agencies need a repeatable path

One-off reviews do not scale across client portfolios when every site needs evidence, scope and handoff discipline.

Client authorization has to be traceable

Reports need agency ownership where white-label applies

Allowances and fix credits must stay clear

Checks included

Automated checks and evidence shape

Client-site accessibility signals

Keyboard, labels, focus, forms and completion blockers.

Evidence-backed reporting

Screenshots, snapshots and issue summaries suitable for client handoff.

Agency workflow checks

Account ownership, branding, scan allowance and Agency Plan boundaries.

Evidence examples

Client report card

Finding, severity, evidence and handoff-ready next action.

Screenshot

Client-site visual evidence with sensitive data avoided.

Authorization note

Accepted scope and ownership record in the workflow.

Sample findings

Client checkout cannot be completed by keyboard

High

A critical action is unreachable for keyboard users.

Lead form errors are not connected

Medium

Submission failure is hard for users and agency teams to reproduce.

Repeated navigation lacks skip path

Low

A common template slows keyboard navigation.

Preview the URL before a private scan

Start from the client site only when the agency has explicit permission and an accepted account workflow.

Preview scan request

Choose a plan after fit is clear

Use Agency Plan for scan allowances, white-label report routing and eligible fix-credit paths.

Compare plans
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FAQ

Buyer questions for this use case

Can reports hide WebRiskOps branding?

White-label behavior applies only where the agency account and Agency Plan allow it.

Who owns client authorization?

The agency must confirm permission and keep the client scope accurate.

Is this an accessibility certification?

No. It is a technical risk report and workflow for observed issues.

Legal boundary

Technical evidence boundary

This page describes authorized automated checks and product workflow. It does not sell legal, compliance, privacy, accessibility, or security certification.

  • Scan only owned or explicitly authorized properties.
  • Agency accessibility reports are not accessibility certification, audit opinion, or legal advice.
  • Reports explain observed evidence and next actions, not guaranteed future outcomes.