As the audit progresses, Zenyth Audit provides clients with real-time insights and tools to monitor and manage the process:

• View Timelines:
  Clients can track the audit's progress through a visual timeline, providing a clear overview of milestones and deadlines.
• Organized Defect Tables:
  Defects organized by WCAG success criteria are available to be sorted with comprehensive filtering options.
• Page Assignments and Completion:
  Clients have access to detailed information on page assignments and completion status, ensuring transparency and control.
• Accessible Color Palettes:
  A unique tool within Zenyth Audit enables clients to produce accessible color palettes, aligning with WCAG 2.1 level AA guidelines. This tool aids in the design process, ensuring that visual elements are accessible to all users.

Zenyth Audit provides a comprehensive report that includes:

• WCAG Success Criteria (SC) and Level:
  Identifies the specific WCAG guidelines and conformance level related to the defect.
• Defect Summary:
  Offers a concise summary of the identified defect.
• Remediation Recommendation:
  Provides actionable recommendations for remedying the defect.
• User Impacts:
  Describes how the defect impacts users, particularly those with disabilities.
• Prioritization by Severity:
  Ranks defects by severity to guide prioritization in the remediation process.
• Screenshots:
  Includes visual representations to identify the defect clearly.
• Filtering Capabilities:
  Offers extensive filtering capabilities to sort and analyze the report data.
• Downloadable Format:
  Reports can be downloaded as an .xlsx file, facilitating easy integration into ticketing systems.

Zenyth Audit offers access to the report and results.

• Dashboard Access:
  Clients access the completed audit project on their dashboard, where they can view or download the report as an Excel (.xlsx) file.
• Assignments and Tracking:
  The client coordinator can assign pages, add comments, set remediation due dates, and track progress. Multiple remediators can be assigned to individual defects or pages.
• Retest Requests:
  Once remediation is complete, a retest may be requested, moving the audit into the retest state. Zenyth auditors review and verify fixes, and the report is sent back for potential further rounds of remediation and retesting.

Understanding the roles within Zenyth Audit helps clarify responsibilities:

• Zenyth Administrator:
  Creates projects, assigns auditors, finalizes audits, and retests.
• Zenyth QA:
  Tests pages, builds audit reports, ensures quality, and verifies fixes.
• Zenyth Auditor:
  Assists with testing, building reports, and verifying fixes.
• Client Coordinator:
  Manages report, assigns tasks, tracks remediation, requests retests, and finalizes projects.
• Project Remediator:
  Views reports, tracks remediation, requests retests, and views assignments.

Client Coordinators have flexibility in adjusting page assignments:

• Through the Dashboard:
  By following the “Assign Pages” link and activating the “Edit Mode” button, allowing edits to Remediation Comments, Remediation Due Date, and Remediator fields.
• On the Remediation Page:
  By selecting the Update / Add accordion button to adjust the assigned remediators.

Zenyth Audit is designed to empower clients with the flexibility to conduct their own audits, log defects, and internally remediate and recheck. This feature allows clients to leverage their internal expertise while benefiting from the robust capabilities of the Zenyth Audit platform.

• Internal Auditing:
  Clients can utilize their team to conduct audits, ensuring alignment with organizational standards and practices.
• Defect Logging:
  Clients can log defects directly within the platform, streamlining the tracking and remediation process.
• Internal Remediation and Rechecking:
  Clients have the option to remediate and recheck defects internally, providing greater control and efficiency in the compliance process.