Outsourced ARU (Accessibility Responsible Unit)
We outsource the full management of your ARU — no specialized personnel needed.
We have taken on the responsibilities of the Accessibility Unit: preparing reports (ARU), issuing accessibility statements, monitoring the OAW, managing communications, defining the digital accessibility framework plan, and monitoring the status of corporate accessibility.
What is the ARU and why outsource it?
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Full ARU management
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Monitoring of assets and suppliers
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Corporate traceability system
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Official reports and documentation
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Communications management and legal compliance
What do we provide?
Digital Accessibility Governance
We define, promote, and coordinate the corporate accessibility model throughout the organization.
Control and Traceability System
Implementation of a system that enables monitoring of compliance status, performance, and risks for all digital assets.
Asset and Vendor Management
Compliance monitoring for company-owned and third-party assets, including validation and ongoing tracking.
Regulatory compliance and reporting
Preparation and updating of AAR reports, accessibility statements, and official documentation in accordance with regulations.
Complaint Management
Handling and resolution of incidents and requests in accordance with established legal deadlines.
Adaptation and Development Plan
Prioritized improvement roadmap for continous accessibility improvement
Training and Development Plan
Structured training for in-house teams, ensuring that accessibility is integrated into processes and development.
Our
Methodology.
A proven, cyclical, and transparent process designed to minimize friction and maximize long-term compliance.
Assessment & Establishment
Analysis of the entity's current accessibility state, identify key stakeholders, and formally establish the ARU with all procedures.
Implementation of the control system
Deployment of traceability mechanisms to monitor assets, compliance, and risks.
Operational and Regulatory Management
Ongoing execution of ARU functions: reports, filings, monitoring, and legal compliance.
Coordination and Corporate Governance
Oversight of proprietary and third-party assets, aligning teams, suppliers, and processes.
Renewal & Improvement
Progressive improvement through compliance plans, maturity metrics, and team training.
Why we are
different.
We build sustainable and scalable accessibility infrastructures.
Comprehensive and specialized outsourcing
We fully assume the role of the ARU with an expert team, eliminating the need for an internal structure and ensuring professional and continuous management.
Structured governance model
We define and lead a digital accessibility system with roles, processes, and decision-making aligned with the organization.
Corporate control and traceability
We implement a system that allows you to track the compliance status of all digital assets and their evolution at all times.
Total management of assets and suppliers
We oversee compliance in both internal environments and with suppliers, ensuring consistency and overall control.
Continuous regulatory compliance
We ensure that official documentation is constantly updated and adapted to current regulatory frameworks.
Data-driven evolution and maturity
We measure accessibility levels and define plans for progressive improvement using indicators and maturity models.
Complement your strategy.
Accessibility Audit
Complete technical diagnosis as a basis for the AAR and the ARU compliance plan.
Strategic Consulting
Complement the ARU with an organizational-level strategic accessibility plan.
Documental acessibility
Professional remediation of PDF, Word and Excel documents under PDF/UA standard.
Your ARU operational,
without internal management.
We outsource the full management of your Accessibility Responsible Unit. IRA reports, declarations, OAW monitoring, and complaint management — all covered without your team needing to dedicate specialized resources.
Experts in
regulated environments
We know the specific technical and regulatory requirements of each regulated sector. (Accessibility Act, EN 301 549, WCAG 2.2).
European Accessibility Act
From June 2025, the private sector must also comply with digital accessibility requirements.
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Companies and institutions already committed to digital accessibility.