From finding to outcome
Connect identified barriers and remediated content to the formats, delivery path, and user experience the engagement requires.
Accessibility provider path
Extend remediation into accessible information people can receive, understand, and use.
Complement auditing, monitoring, VPAT services, code remediation, PDF work, and accessibility consulting with structured outputs, alternative formats, secure delivery, and guided accessible user experiences.
Partner advantage
- Connect assessment and remediation to structured accessible outputs and usable delivery.
- Add accessible reading and interactive document experiences without building a separate delivery platform.
- Define the provider's testing, consulting, remediation, customer, and support responsibilities clearly.
- Offer approved Braillia capabilities through referral, resale, subcontract, or coordinated delivery models.
Potential engagement structures
Referral partnershipResale or bundled serviceDefined subcontract scopeCoordinated customer delivery
What this partnership can add
Expand what you can deliver while keeping your customer relationship intact.
Every arrangement is confirmed against current product support, the real source and workflow, security requirements, implementation ownership, and the signed commercial scope.
Alternative formats
Add HTML, EPUB, eBraille, text, accessible PDF where appropriate, and other confirmed contracted outputs to the provider's service path.
Guided access
Offer optional secure delivery, reading, navigation, document-grounded questions, reminders, and action support in approved Braillia experiences.
Continuing operations
Coordinate recurring content, customer support, evidence, reporting, and escalation responsibilities after initial remediation.
One customer. Clear responsibilities.
Keep what you’ve built. Add the specialized capability the opportunity requires.
The partner retains
- Customer relationship and accessibility practice
- Audit, consulting, and remediation scope
- Standards interpretation and customer guidance
- First-line account and service support
Braillia adds
- Structured accessible output generation
- Optional delivery and guided independent access
- Document-grounded assistance where approved
- Platform onboarding and technical escalation
Prepare the first conversation
Give both teams enough context to qualify the opportunity quickly.
A useful first review focuses on one customer need or repeatable workflow, the people responsible for it, and the outcome the partnership should create.
Review an Accessibility Partnership- 01
Current accessibility services and customer segments
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Gap the partnership should fill
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Document and communication families
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Required formats and delivery experiences
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Customer ownership and support model
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Get the answers your team needs to move forward.
Government and business teams can begin with one accountable workstream, then expand the operating model only when another accessibility responsibility requires it.
Does Braillia replace our remediation services?
The partnership is designed to complement the work the provider already owns. The parties define who assesses, remediates, validates, delivers, supports, and communicates with the customer before work begins.
Can we keep our customer relationship?
Yes, when that’s the agreed model. Customer ownership, account responsibilities, pricing, support, and opportunity registration are documented in the partner agreement.
Which formats can we offer?
The approved output profile can include HTML, EPUB, eBraille, text, accessible PDF where appropriate, and additional supported formats confirmed for the engagement. Availability depends on source quality, product status, and contracted scope.
Bring one customer opportunity or repeatable workflow to Braillia.
We’ll define the customer outcome, source boundary, partner responsibilities, commercial structure, and evidence needed for both teams to decide what comes next.