Accessibility monitoring for the webshops you maintain

What has changed for webshops

• Since 28 June 2025, the national laws implementing the European Accessibility Act apply to many online shops in the EU (micro-enterprises are exempt). Under Annex V, shops must publish information on how their service meets the accessibility requirements (point 1). Point 3 also asks for information demonstrating that the service delivery process and its monitoring keep the service in line with those requirements.
• On 24 March 2026, the Dutch ACM published a test of about 100 of the largest Dutch webshops and the websites of the largest telecom and energy providers. On 61% of the checked sites, it was not possible to place an order with assistive technology.
• On 4 June 2026, in interim proceedings, the court in Caen ordered Carrefour to make its online shop and app fully accessible within six months. According to press reports, the court did not accept Carrefour's argument that a 71% RGAA result was enough.
• When a client gets a question about accessibility, they usually turn to their agency first. Yet accessibility is often a one-off project, not part of the maintenance contract.

Sources: Directive (EU) 2019/882 (European Accessibility Act), Article 4(5), Article 31 and Annex V; ACM, press release of 24 March 2026; Tribunal judiciaire de Caen, interim order of 4 June 2026, as reported by France 3 Normandie (11 June 2026) and handicap.fr (15 June 2026).

• Directive (EU) 2019/882, Annex V
• ACM, 24 March 2026 (in Dutch)
• France 3 Normandie, 11 June 2026 (in French)
• handicap.fr, 15 June 2026 (in French)

What you get

• Scheduled scans of every client site

  Each site is checked on a schedule with automated WCAG 2.2 AA checks. You see which issues are new, which are fixed and which came back.

• Keyboard-only checkout check

  With the site owner's written permission, we walk the product, cart and checkout journey using only the keyboard, and record where focus is lost, hidden or stuck. The check stops before payment and never places an order. It is not a screen-reader test, and payment pages on a provider's domain are not included.

• Alerts after a release

  When a deploy, theme update or app update brings new issues, or brings old ones back, you get an alert with the pages affected.

• Dated remediation log and evidence pack

  Every scan, issue, fix and re-test is dated. Entries are linked in a hash chain, so later changes to the record can be detected. Export the pack to share with your client, the regulator or your lawyer. It records what was done; it does not show that a site meets the requirements.

• Draft accessibility statements for NL, FR and BE

  Drafts in Dutch and French that follow the structure of the national format for the Netherlands, France and Belgium, filled in from scan data and your answers. Always a draft: you or your client review it and remain responsible for what is published.

• Under your agency's brand

  Reports and dashboards in your agency's name and colours, for all your clients in one place. Send each client a share link to their own report.

What the checks cover: automated checks find only part of accessibility issues, and some criteria can only be judged by a person. Every report shows the scan date, the pages checked and what was not checked, such as pages behind a login and payment pages on another domain.

What Tabmile is not

• Not an overlay. We do not change your clients' sites; we check them and report.
• No badges, seals or conformance claims. Tabmile never states that a site meets the accessibility requirements. Reports describe what automated checks found on a given date.
• Not a replacement for a manual audit. Tabmile works alongside one, and keeps track between audits.

How it works

1. Add your client sites and confirm that you may have them checked.
2. Tabmile scans them on a schedule. With the owner's written permission, it adds the keyboard checkout check.
3. Your developers fix what matters most first. The log records each fix and re-test, with dates.
4. Send your client a report under your brand, and export the evidence pack when someone asks what has been done.