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Compliance Reports

Generate PDF reports documenting your accessibility compliance efforts.

Overview

WP Comply Pro generates PDF compliance reports that document your accessibility status, fixes applied, and remediation efforts. These reports serve as evidence of good-faith compliance for legal, audit, and regulatory purposes.

Generating a report

  1. Go to WP Comply → Reports
  2. Select the report type:
    • Full Site Report: All pages, all issues
    • Summary Report: Executive overview with score and key metrics
    • Page Report: Detailed report for a specific page
  3. Click Generate PDF

Report contents

Full Site Report

The comprehensive report includes:

  • Executive summary: Overall Compliance Score, total pages scanned, issues found and fixed
  • Score breakdown: Score by WCAG criterion
  • Issues by severity: Critical, Serious, Moderate, Minor counts
  • Page-by-page detail: Each page’s score and issues
  • Remediation log: Every fix applied, with before/after evidence
  • Methodology: Description of scanning approach and tools used
  • Date and timestamp: When the scan and report were generated

Summary Report

A condensed version suitable for management or legal review:

  • Overall Compliance Score
  • Key metrics (pages scanned, issues found, issues fixed)
  • Top issues by severity
  • Trend data (if multiple scans have been run)
  • Recommendations

Accessibility Statement

WP Comply Pro can generate an Accessibility Statement page for your website. This statement:

  • Declares your commitment to accessibility
  • Lists the standard you follow (WCAG 2.1 Level AA)
  • Describes known limitations
  • Provides contact information for accessibility issues
  • Is automatically updated when you run new scans

To generate: Go to WP Comply → Reports → Accessibility Statement → Generate.

The statement is created as a WordPress page that you can customize and publish.

Reports from WP Comply Pro can demonstrate:

  1. Awareness: You identified accessibility issues
  2. Action: You took steps to fix them
  3. Documentation: You maintained records of remediation
  4. Good faith: You invested in ongoing compliance

While no automated tool can guarantee full WCAG compliance, demonstrating documented remediation efforts is a strong defense in accessibility-related legal proceedings.