What we've been building.
Billing pages now show the full state of a pending downgrade, so you always know which plan is active and what happens next. Upgrade prompts have also been corrected so they only ever recommend plans that exist.
When something fails, whether copying a link, a sign-up step, or loading your organisation, the app now says so plainly instead of failing silently. Read-only members are also no longer blocked by a review step meant for editors.
Ticket descriptions and comments now render full formatting: headings, lists, links, and code. Descriptions can be five times longer, the editor grows as you type, and tickets show the assignee by name.
Point AUDITSU at your sitemap and it discovers your pages for you. Candidates arrive grouped by site section for quick review, and each imported page gets a short first-visit check so classification decisions stay yours. Built to handle real sites with hundreds of URLs.
The public statements page now has a copy-ready embed code, and embedded statements can render on a white, transparent, or custom background. Custom colours are contrast-checked automatically, so an embedded statement never drops below accessible contrast.
Import results from automated accessibility scans and review them as part of your walkthrough. Each finding is staged against the right page and check, with a clear note showing where it came from, so you confirm every result yourself before it counts towards your audit.
Your accessibility evidence can now be exported as polished PDFs: the statement itself, the assessment methodology, a findings register, and a remediation roadmap. Download them individually or assembled into a single evidence pack, ready to hand to a regulator, procurement team, or client. Included with the Beta plan.
You can now publish a single public statements page that brings together the accessibility statements for every product you cover. Visitors switch between products from one address using a clearly labelled selector, and the page always reflects what you have published in the app.
A new statements page lists every accessibility statement across your organisation, with publish status visible at a glance. Each row links straight through to the statement itself, so moving from overview to editing takes a single click.
The menu has been rebuilt as a translucent panel that floats over the page, so you keep sight of where you are while you navigate. It now lists your recently visited pages and tracks where you left off, so picking your work back up takes a single click.
