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Braillia Product and Accessibility Fact Sheets

Review and print current public information about the Braillia platform, accessible outputs, delivery paths, technical references, and implementation status.

Fact sheet 01

Braillia Platform

Braillia helps organizations find and repair accessibility barriers, transform critical documents and communications into structured accessible formats, and connect that information to secure web, mobile, Portal, and enterprise workflows.

Problem addressed
Critical websites, documents, forms, and communications can be technically available while still preventing people with disabilities from independently finding, understanding, or acting on the information.
What Braillia does
Braillia identifies accessibility barriers, supports remediation, reconstructs document structure, creates accessible outputs, and connects information to approved web, Portal, mobile, delivery, and integration workflows.
Primary users
People with disabilities and the organizations responsible for delivering accessible information, services, forms, notices, statements, and customer communication.
Platform components
Accessibility review and remediation, document processing, accessible outputs, embedded website support, Portal administration, direct delivery, QR pickup and SMS text delivery, mobile access, and source-grounded document assistance where enabled.
Current inputs and source material
Websites and web content, PDFs, documents, forms, communications, and image-based samples are reviewed or processed according to the approved Braillia workflow.
Current accessible outputs
Accessible HTML, EPUB, eBraille, TXT, and accessible PDF when appropriate to the source and workflow.
Delivery paths
Independent files, approved websites, organization-managed Portal workflows, direct delivery, QR pickup and SMS text delivery, Braillia Portal, and scoped API integrations.
Primary sectors
Government and public services, financial services, insurance, utilities, housing and public authorities, healthcare, transportation, telecommunications, retail, education, and legal and civic services.
Security and privacy approach
Braillia uses controlled access, organization-approved websites, scoped workflows, and secure delivery paths. Procurement-specific controls and requirements are confirmed for each implementation.
Product status and availability
Braillia capabilities are available through organization subscriptions and scoped implementations. Exact inputs, outputs, delivery paths, and integrations depend on the approved plan and workflow.
Implementation approach
Organizations may start with one consequential website, document, form, communication, or controlled system workflow and expand around verified requirements, owners, security review, and acceptance evidence.

Fact sheet 02

Formats, References, and Status

Braillia distinguishes current public capabilities, technical references used for evaluation, and source-specific implementation work. These categories must remain separate in publication and procurement material.

Technical findings and output validation support an organization’s accessibility work. They are not legal certification or a guarantee of organization-wide compliance.

Current public capability

  • Website and web-content accessibility review and remediation workflows
  • Structured accessible HTML
  • EPUB
  • eBraille
  • Plain structured text (TXT)
  • Accessible PDF when appropriate
  • Embedded accessibility support on approved websites
  • Direct delivery, QR pickup and SMS text delivery, and guided mobile access

Technical references used for evaluation

  • WCAG 2.2 Level AA accessibility criteria
  • WCAG 2.1 Level AA where a governing rule specifically references that version
  • Section 508 and related federal accessibility requirements
  • PDF/UA concepts where applicable to accessible PDF structure and validation
  • EPUB accessibility specifications where applicable to EPUB outputs

Source-specific implementation

  • Enterprise and legacy document sources such as AFP, Xerox LCDS/Metacode, PCL, and PostScript require a controlled source review, implementation schema, security boundary, and acceptance criteria.
  • Availability, output selection, validation, and delivery are determined for the approved workflow rather than represented as universal format support.

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Media, partners, and procurement teams can request clarification about a specific format, standard, workflow, or implementation.

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