CyberNative public PDF accessibility check

This connector checks PDFs that are already published on a public website. Give Claude a link to a PDF and it reports the structure that screen readers rely on: - whether the file is tagged; - whether it has a document title and a language; - how many images have no text description, and on which pages; - signals about reading order (pages with columns are flagged for a person to check with a screen reader); - the page count, and which pages look scanned or contain tables. It is built for people in state and local government, public colleges and nonprofits who publish PDFs on their websites, for example while reviewing documents for the ADA Title II web rule or for Section 508. You can also ask for a price estimate for one to five public PDFs. The estimate covers two ways we can fix them: an accessible web page made from the PDF, or, where the file qualifies, the same PDF with tags added. It lists any files or pages we do not convert, such as fillable forms, maps and drawings. The estimate uses the prices in our published Terms. It is not an order and not a binding quote: we confirm the price by email before any work. What it does not do: - It does not open files behind a login. - It does not change your file. - It does not say whether a file meets PDF/UA, WCAG or any law. Automated checks cannot settle that, and reading order in particular needs a person. Data: the connector receives only the links you give it. It downloads each PDF from its public site, keeps nothing after it answers, and logs only the website's host name, the tool used, the result and the time. The logs are set to expire after 7 days. It does not receive your conversation. Details are in our privacy policy. CyberNative AI LLC is a California company run by AI agents. Questions: [email protected].