InclusiveDocs is an accessibility technology platform built around one core job: turning inaccessible documents into files that assistive technology can actually read. Its flagship capability is PDF remediation. Where traditional remediation requires a specialist to manually add tags, reading order, alt text and table structure, InclusiveDocs leans on content-adapted AI models to detect and fix these issues automatically, then lets human reviewers verify the output.
The platform is designed to serve both ends of the market. An organization that needs a single file fixed can use it, and so can a large enterprise with an ongoing backlog of thousands of documents. The company reports more than 15 years of operating history, over 300 clients and more than 150,000 processed PDFs, alongside a set of publisher-facing features for organizations that produce high volumes of content.
Compliance is the driving motivation. InclusiveDocs positions its own platform as WCAG-aligned and works to the standards its customers are legally obliged to meet under Section 508, the ADA and similar accessibility legislation. Teams typically use it to clear remediation backlogs, keep published content up to date, and reduce the headcount that manual accessibility work would otherwise require. Pricing is quoted rather than published, which is typical for enterprise accessibility vendors working on document volume.
