Ensure full PDF/UA, WCAG 2.1 & Section 508 compliance for all your PDFs, Word, Excel, and InDesign documents with expert human-driven remediation.
Every document you publish exists for a mission: to inform a customer, guide an employee, support a decision, or satisfy a regulator. Irrespective of the format, the information contained in an annual report, policy document, financial statement, training guide, or user manual is only impactful if every intended audience can access it.
When a document isn't created with accessibility in mind, the whole purpose fails. Someone using a screen reader, keyboard navigation, or another assistive technology may not be able to read it, move through it, or interact with it at all. Beyond the frustration that creates, inaccessible documents carry real legal compliance risk and quietly cut off the audience that an organization is trying to reach.
MiSoft Services remediates inaccessible PDFs, Microsoft Office files, eBooks, and other digital documents into accessible, standards-compliant assets. Our specialists pair accessibility expertise with careful manual remediation. It does not just pass an automated check; it works with real users, real assistive technology, across WCAG, Section 508, PDF/UA, and EN 301 549.
Remediation means that every reader reaches the page the way it's meant to be read. In a format they can actually use, the whole point of publishing them in the first place.
Request a comprehensive accessibility assessment to uncover gaps and remediate your document repositories.
Your documents represent your organization. They carry information to customers, employees, partners, investors, students, patients, and citizens. When that information isn't accessible to everyone it's meant for, communication simply doesn't happen for part of your audience.
Digital document accessibility is the process of fixing existing documents so that people with disabilities and assistive technologies can actually use them.
Remediation usually touches documents across heading order, heading tables, lists, alternative text for images, hyperlinks, form fields, navigation, color contrast, and interactive elements. None of these fixes are cosmetic. Each one determines whether a screen reader can make sense of the document, or whether a keyboard-only user can work through it.
Organizations publish information in a lot of different formats, and we work across most of them without disturbing the design or branding that's already there.
PDF documents, fillable forms, and interactive PDFs tagged for screen reader navigation.
Headings, lists, alt text, reading order, and proper navigational structure.
Reading order correction, descriptive alt text, and accessible slide structure.
Accessible data tables, clear labeling, logical tab order, and error handling.
Complex financial statements and investor disclosures made fully compliant.
Multi-page stakeholder publications formatted for universal access.
Employee handbooks, HR policies, administrative manuals, and internal references.
Curriculum materials, study guides, interactive assessments, and student workbooks.
Patient intake forms, medical records, explanation of benefits, and HIPAA-compliant materials.
Contracts, court filings, public notices, regulatory filings, and evidentiary submissions.
Promotional flyers, white papers, case studies, and corporate sales materials.
EPUB and Word-based digital and reflowable publications optimized for assistive devices.
Fix document structure, tagging, reading order, color contrast, and language metadata for fully compliant PDFs.
Remediate Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files while keeping their visual structure and the document's intended design.
If there's a picture, chart, or graph, we look at all of it and tell the user using our meaningful-language technology what's going on.
We test and remediate forms without a hitch, including accessible, engaging, and helpful form navigation, proper header lists, toolbars, and error handling.
Complete tables and spreadsheets are restructured with proper header tags, scope attributes, and screen reader comprehension.
Confirm the work holds up through rigorous testing using screen readers, automated scanning tools, and real assistive technology. WCAG, PDF/UA, and ADA validated.
Accessibility work isn't just correcting errors on a checklist. It's making information genuinely easier to use.
You share your documents with us, your requirements, rules you need to follow, and the goals you have for your project.
We evaluate your documents using automated scanning tools with thorough page-by-page manual review.
Our specialists correct every accessibility barrier from top-to-bottom — tags, text, font, and branding color intact.
Remediated documents through non-auto-tick screen readers, magnifiers, and other quality checks for precision.
We deliver WCAG-standards-compliant documents, tested for quality and ready for distribution.
Every industry runs on documents to communicate essential information, and the accessibility expectations differ depending on what's at stake. We support organizations across:
Making documents accessible takes more than running them through software. It takes people who understand accessibility standards, document structure, assistive technology behavior, and how real users actually navigate content.
Real combination of technical expertise, scalable delivery, and rigorous quality assurance is what lets us take on anything from a single annual report to an archive of millions of documents, without cutting corners on any of them.
It's the process of fixing existing documents — PDFs, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more — so people using screen readers and other assistive technology can navigate and understand them.
We work across PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, InDesign, EPUB, and more — 12+ formats in total, all remediated to WCAG and PDF/UA standards.
Automated tools catch around 30–40% of real accessibility issues. Manual remediation and human validation confirm that a document is genuinely usable by people relying on assistive technology — not just technically passing an automated test.
Yes. Our delivery model scales from a handful of documents to entire archives of millions of files, without cutting corners on quality.
WCAG 2.1/2.2 (A, AA, AAA), PDF/UA-1, ADA, Section 508, EN 301 549, and HHS healthcare guidelines.
Document remediation focuses on tagging, reading order, and structure within a fixed file format, while website accessibility deals with dynamic, interactive HTML content — the underlying principles overlap, but the tooling and techniques differ. Explore our Website Accessibility Remediation Services for web-specific solutions.
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