Some stores come to us early, to get ahead of the law. Some brands are scaling accessibility across dozens of storefronts. Some legal teams are up against a demand letter. The work behind each is the same. It is fixed in the code, validated by human experts, powered by Zena, and built to hold up in court.
From a single Shopify store to an enterprise legal team, everyone we serve gets the same code-level standard, documented and built to hold up.
Got a demand letter? We audit fast, fix the actual code, and give your attorney what they need, all from one team.
Scale accessibility across every storefront without starting over on each one. One standard, one team, documented for legal from day one.
We build accessibility into your product at the code level, on any platform, structured for legal scrutiny from day one.
Audits, VPAT/ACRs, consulting, defense support. One team handles whatever lands on your desk, to a standard that holds up in court.
A technical partner for demand letters and active matters, with evidence-grade documentation and expert support alongside your defense.
Repeatable, defensible audits for firms handling ADA claims at scale, with technical claim analysis from day one and expert witness testimony if a matter escalates.
Every sector carries its own accessibility obligations, legal exposure, and user expectations. Wherever you are in your accessibility lifecycle, Zenyth has the service for it.
Human-verified at every stage.
E-commerce is the highest-litigation vertical in ADA Title III. Serial plaintiffs target online retailers because the barriers are predictable and the settlements are fast. Virtually every e-commerce theme ships with accessibility barriers by default, and most merchants don't discover that until a demand letter arrives. Built for the pace and complexity of retail, on any codebase or platform, whether you run one storefront or twenty. Getting ahead of it is always less expensive than responding to it.
Law firms and legal service providers face ADA Title III obligations, yet legal websites are among the most commonly cited for accessibility barriers. Every firm, from solo practitioners to large national practices, has the same obligation to an accessible digital presence as any other business. A full suite of technical partnership services is also available for firms providing ADA legal services to their own clients.
Government websites and digital services carry obligations under the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act, with DOJ-extended ADA Title II compliance deadlines now requiring state and local government entities serving populations of 50,000 or more to comply by April 26, 2027. Public sector organizations face unique compliance complexity across aging codebases, large document libraries, and procurement requirements.
Healthcare organizations face accessibility obligations under the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, with patient-facing digital properties carrying heightened scrutiny and significant legal exposure. HHS has extended Section 504 web and mobile accessibility compliance deadlines, with organizations of 15 or more employees required to comply by May 11, 2027. Accessible digital experiences are not optional in healthcare. Patients depend on them to schedule appointments, access records, understand treatment options, and communicate with providers.
Educational institutions face web accessibility obligations under ADA Title II, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, and, for institutions receiving federal funding, HHS Section 504 web accessibility requirements. DOJ-extended compliance deadlines require public educational entities serving populations of 50,000 or more to comply by April 26, 2027. OCR complaint volume against educational institutions continues to rise, driven by students, faculty, and advocacy organizations.
Financial services organizations face ADA Title III obligations alongside growing regulatory scrutiny over the accessibility of online banking, investment platforms, and customer-facing digital products. Inaccessible financial services cut off disabled users from essential economic participation, making this a high-litigation and high-reputational-risk vertical.
Technology companies and SaaS platforms face ADA Title III obligations, with VPAT documentation increasingly required by enterprise procurement teams as a condition of vendor evaluation. Accessibility debt accumulates fast in agile development environments, and inaccessible products create both legal exposure and lost enterprise sales.
Nonprofits and membership associations face ADA Title III obligations alongside Section 504 requirements for organizations receiving federal funding. Inaccessible digital experiences exclude the very communities many nonprofits exist to serve, creating both legal exposure and mission-critical gaps in reach and impact.
Hospitality and restaurant businesses face ADA Title III obligations, and the sector consistently ranks among the highest-litigation verticals for website accessibility claims. Online reservations, menus, event booking, and loyalty programs are frequent targets, making accessible digital experiences a direct revenue and legal risk issue.
The clock starts the day it arrives, not the day you're ready. Zenyth assesses the claims, remediates the code, and produces the documentation your attorney needs to respond, all from one team. Zena runs the first pass at machine speed so nothing waits on a queue.
Describe what you are dealing with and we will hand you to the right team. Time-sensitive legal matters are prioritized.
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Zena is our AI engine, trained on a decade of real Zenyth audits and remediation. It runs automated first-pass scans and drafts findings and fixes, each validated by a human expert before it counts, and it answers your accessibility questions on demand from Zenyth's curated knowledge. It works across the platform and our services to make the work faster without giving up what makes it defensible.
Accessibility is how your product works for the roughly one in four adults who live with a disability, and it is increasingly a legal requirement under the ADA and similar laws. Beyond compliance, it is about people being able to use what you build. An accessible product reaches more customers, lowers legal exposure, and reflects a brand that takes everyone seriously.
Choosing to make your product accessible before anyone forces you to signals that your brand is built for everyone, not scrambling after a complaint. It earns trust with customers, partners, and the press, and it positions you as a leader in your category rather than a laggard reacting to risk.
People with disabilities represent more than a billion people worldwide and hundreds of billions in annual spending power. An inaccessible product turns that audience away at the door, while an accessible one widens your market, improves usability for everyone, and reduces the cost and risk of a legal claim. Accessibility is a growth investment, not only a compliance cost.
Contact Zenyth first. You do not need to understand the technical requirements before reaching out. We review the claims, explain everything in plain language, and can refer you to experienced defense counsel if you do not already have an attorney. From there, we handle the audit and code fixes from one team. Most engagements are scoped and underway within days.
Zenyth can assess the current state of your storefronts, identify what is missing from a documentation standpoint, and produce a conformance record built to legal and procurement standards. If remediation gaps exist, we own the code fixes as well. You will not be managing handoffs between vendors.
Yes. Zenyth regularly assesses prior audit work to determine its defensive value or liability exposure. We can produce a new litigation-grade audit, provide a technical opinion on the prior work, and coordinate directly with your outside counsel on timelines and documentation requirements.
Zenyth's technical experts have supported ADA Title III defense matters including audit documentation, supplemental declarations, and deposition support. Full methodology documentation and expert qualifications are available for counsel review prior to engagement.
The standard package includes a litigation-grade WCAG audit scoped to the claims in the demand letter, priority code remediation, and a findings report formatted for legal defense. Standard delivery is within ten business days. Documentation is structured to escalate cleanly to full litigation support if the matter advances without requiring a second audit.
Automated scans catch roughly 30 to 40 percent of WCAG violations. The issues they miss are often the ones that most directly affect disabled users and carry the most weight in legal and procurement contexts. A Zenyth accessibility audit combines automated scanning with manual expert testing to produce a complete, defensible findings record.
A VPAT is a structured document describing how a product or website conforms to WCAG standards. Enterprise procurement teams and government contracts routinely require one. Zenyth produces VPATs built to withstand legal and procurement scrutiny.
No. Zenyth's remediation methodology is designed to work within your existing codebase and release cycle without disrupting your live site. For Shopify merchants, our Shopify-native approach means fixes are implemented without affecting your storefront's availability.
It depends on the size and complexity of your site, the volume of existing violations, and whether litigation is driving the timeline. A demand letter response engagement can be completed in weeks. A full enterprise compliance program with ongoing monitoring is a longer engagement. Zenyth scopes every project to the actual work required and does not sell compliance theater.
Most of our clients are US-based, where our primary focus is ADA Title III compliance. But accessibility law reaches well beyond the United States, and so do we. We regularly work under the Accessible Canada Act (ACA), the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), and the European Accessibility Act (EAA), all of which build on the same internationally recognized WCAG standards. If you have global digital properties or cross-border compliance requirements, contact us to discuss scope.