For finance & budget offices
Your budgets and audit reports, accessible without losing the tables.
Finance offices publish some of the most table-heavy, complex PDFs in government — ACFRs, annual budgets, audit reports. We remediate them so the numbers, headers, and reading order all work with assistive technology, verified by a named reviewer before delivery.
Your compliance deadline
The Department of Justice’s Title II rule sets accessibility requirements for state and local government web content and documents. Dates below reflect the April 2026 interim final rule’s one-year extension.
The finance documents we handle most
These are dense, table-driven documents where automated tools alone consistently fail. A specialist gets the structure right.
- Annual Comprehensive Financial Reports (ACFR/CAFR) with multi-page financial tables.
- Adopted and proposed budgets, often hundreds of pages with nested schedules.
- Audit reports and financial statements requiring correct table headers and reading order.
- Fee schedules, CIP documents, and bond disclosures.
Where to start
Where finance teams should start
This year’s budget & ACFR
The documents most likely to be downloaded and scrutinized — remediate the current cycle first.
Recurring schedules
Fee schedules and quarterly reports where an accessible template pays off each cycle.
Prior-year archive
We sample and score the back catalog, then phase it so there’s no surprise invoice.
Talk to a person
Send one report. See the tables done right.
Attach a sample budget or audit PDF and your page count. A specialist replies within one business day with an itemized quote and a sample conformance report.