Inclusive AI Audit
Evaluate the accessibility of your artificial intelligence systems.
Artificial intelligence is transforming digital interaction. But a chatbot without a text alternative, a biometric system that excludes people with disabilities, or an AI search engine that is not keyboard-operable are real barriers.
What is the Inclusive AI Audit?
Our inclusive AI audit evaluates the accessibility and fairness of your artificial intelligence systems, detecting algorithmic biases and barriers that exclude people with disabilities. We verify compliance with the European AI Act and the European Commission ethical AI guidelines.
The inclusive AI audit covers chatbots, recommendation systems, conversational interfaces, and any AI-based component. We complement this with our full digital accessibility audit and strategic consulting to implement necessary adjustments to your AI models and ensure full compliance.
Each inclusive AI audit includes testing with real assistive technologies, bias analysis in training datasets, and WCAG 2.2 compliance verification. We deliver an executive report with prioritized recommendations and an action plan to make your AI truly inclusive.
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Assessment under AI Act (EU Regulation 2024/1689) and EAA.
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Testing with real assistive technologies (screen readers, keyboard navigation).
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AI system risk classification per the AI Act.
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Verification of human alternatives and non-AI channels.
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Report with accessibility recommendations regulatory compliance.
What AI systems do we audit?
Chatbots
Customer service and support chatbots
Virtual Assistants
Voice and text assistants
Voice Interfaces
Voice commands and dictation
Biometric Systems
Facial recognition, fingerprint
Automated Decision
Scoring, filtering, prioritization
AI Search Engines
Intelligent search engines
Our
Methodology.
A proven, cyclical, and transparent process designed to minimize friction and maximize long-term compliance.
Inventory & Classification
We identify all AI systems in the organization and classify them by risk level per the AI Act (minimal, limited, high, unacceptable).
Interface Evaluation
Accessibility audit of user interfaces for each AI system: chatbots, panels, forms, interaction widgets.
Assistive Technology Testing
Real testing with NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, and keyboard navigation to verify interaction is possible without mouse or vision.
Alternatives Verification
We verify that accessible human alternatives exist for each AI-provided service, including phone and in-person channels.
Report & Monitoring
Delivery of the AI audit report with risk classification, accessibility findings, and prioritized compliance plan.
Why we are
different.
We build sustainable and scalable accessibility infrastructures.
AI Act Compliance
Complete evaluation under EU Regulation 2024/1689. Risk classification of your AI systems and verification of mandatory accessibility requirements.
EAA Compliance
The European Accessibility Act reinforces accessibility obligations for digital services that use AI in their user interaction.
Guaranteed Alternatives
We verify that human alternatives and non-AI channels exist for all services, as required by the AI Act for high-risk systems.
Assistive Technology Testing
We evaluate real interaction with screen readers, keyboard navigation, and assistive technologies — not just the visual interface.
Pioneer Positioning
Very few companies audit the accessibility of their AI. Getting ahead positions your brand as a leader in responsible innovation.
Complete Regulatory Report
We deliver a report covering both accessibility requirements (WCAG) and regulatory requirements (AI Act), in a single actionable document.
AI that includes,
not excludes.
Artificial intelligence must be accessible to everyone. We audit your chatbots, assistants, and AI systems to ensure they comply with the AI Act and EAA — because innovation without inclusion is not progress.
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.
