Compliance you can prove.
Independent accessibility and food-service-security work: we audit, we remediate,
and we hand you the evidence a regulator or a procurement office actually asks for — not a
slide that says "we care about accessibility."
what we do
Accessibility compliance
For municipalities, government contractors, universities, and vendors selling into the
public sector — where ADA, Section 508, and the
European Accessibility Act make this a legal requirement, not a nicety.
- PDF and web audits against WCAG 2.2 AA and PDF/UA (ISO 14289)
- Remediation — we fix the documents and templates, not just flag them
- A VPAT / ACR with a defensible, dated conformance claim
Food-service security & compliance
The underserved corner: connected kitchens running temperature probes, KDS screens, and
a POS on one flat network, with HACCP obligations and no tooling.
- Kitchen-IoT network assessment — zero-trust segmentation so a compromised sensor
can't reach the register
- Tamper-evident HACCP temperature evidence
- Allergen-labelling and menu-accessibility review
how an engagement runs
- Scope. A short call to define the estate — which documents, which sites, which systems — and the deadline you're working to.
- Audit. We assess it, running the same open tools we build in the open, plus manual expert review where automation can't reach.
- Deliver. Remediated files and a signed VPAT/ACR, or a segmentation + HACCP report — with the findings traced to the standard they map to.
the work is in the open
You don't have to take our word for the rigour — the tooling is public and
tested. The engagement is expert human work; these are the instruments behind it.
Have a deadline — an audit, a remediation backlog, a procurement review?
Tell us the estate and the date. We'll come back with a scoped quote.
Get a scoped quote
Technika11y is an independent specialist practice. The open-source tools are
pre-alpha and improving in public; client engagements are delivered as expert human work,
not as unattended software. We'll always tell you what a tool can and can't yet do — the
same honesty the repositories are built on.