Automated acceptance testing
Paste a website address: Avalyz opens it read-only, page by page, on desktop and on phone, and notes what blocks: error pages, JavaScript errors, broken links, unlabelled fields.
Acceptance testing and client sign-off reports for web agencies
Test every website and document the result before you hand it over to your client.
Avalyz tests your websites read-only, links each accessibility defect to the WCAG and RGAA criteria, and produces a report and a sign-off report you hand over to your client.
What Avalyz does
Accessibility
Each accessibility defect is linked to the relevant WCAG 2.2 and RGAA 4.1 criteria, so you know what to fix and can show it to the client.
Cookies and consent
Analytics or advertising cookies set before any consent are flagged, as is a missing consent banner.
Report and sign-off report
A report your client can read and a PDF sign-off report, in your agency's brand, shared through a protected, expiring link.
Monitoring
Scheduled tests, regression alerts, TLS certificate expiry, weekly report and public status page.
Integrations
OpenAPI API, GitLab and Bitbucket CI script, Slack, Teams, signed webhook, Jira export and GitHub pull request comments.
What Avalyz does not do
- No RGAA conformity audit: conformity is checked by a human audit.
- No legal advice: a cookie finding flags a risk, it does not replace a lawyer.
- No done-for-you service: no acceptance testing or advice carried out by a person.
Compare Avalyz with manual acceptance testing and testing tools
Frequently asked questions
What counts as a "test" in the quota?
A short read-only run on the address you provide: up to 6 pages, without submitting any form. Every test started from the interface, through the API or by scheduled monitoring counts toward the account's monthly quota.
Does Avalyz perform an RGAA audit?
No. The automated accessibility checks link each defect found to the WCAG 2.2 and RGAA 4.1 criteria it affects. It helps you spot and track defects; an RGAA conformity audit remains human work that Avalyz does not replace.
Can the tests change my website?
No. The test opens your pages read-only: it submits no form and creates or changes no content. Only public addresses are accepted.
What does the report contain?
A summary in plain client language, findings ranked by severity with annotated screenshots, a comparison with the previous run on the same site, and a PDF sign-off report. The report is shared through a link that can be password-protected and expire; it can carry your agency's brand.
Can I connect Avalyz to my continuous integration pipeline?
Yes: API keys, an API described in OpenAPI, a CI script for GitLab and Bitbucket, a test triggered after a deployment, notifications by email, signed webhook, Slack or Teams, export to Jira and GitHub pull request comments.
How does monitoring work?
You register a site and an interval (15 minutes at the shortest). Avalyz tests it on schedule, flags a regression compared with the previous run, warns before the TLS certificate expires, sends a weekly report and keeps a public status page.
How does the free trial work?
The trial gives 14 days of the Team plan, no credit card, with 20 tests. Only one trial per business email domain: your colleagues join your account by invitation. With a public email service (Gmail, Outlook…), one trial per address. You can also run an instant test without signing up, 3 times a day.
Does Avalyz include any human service?
No. Avalyz is self-service software: no audit, acceptance testing or advice is carried out by a person. You stay in charge of your acceptance testing and of the decision to deliver.