Nutrient combines accessible viewing, PDF/UA generation, auto-tagging, and server-side remediation in one document platform. Give teams a practical path to accessible PDF delivery across generated, converted, and existing files.
WHY THIS MATTERS
Teams don’t need just a viewer, or just a converter, or just a validator. They need a repeatable way to create, remediate, review, and deliver accessible PDFs across customer portals, public-sector services, internal business systems, and compliance-heavy document operations.
Support teams working toward PDF/UA, WCAG-aligned delivery, Section 508 programs, and similar accessibility requirements.
Move repetitive tagging and conversion work out of manual queues and into APIs and server-side jobs.
Deliver keyboard-friendly, screen reader-aware document experiences in your web applications.
Standardize accessibility handling across product teams, business apps, and backend document pipelines.
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE
PLATFORM
Use one product or combine them, depending on whether your accessibility bottleneck is viewing, generation, remediation, or operations scale.
INDUSTRIES
Public-facing forms, notices, and records often need consistent accessibility handling and documented remediation processes.
Statements, disclosures, and customer communications need accessible delivery without breaking high-volume generation flows.
Patient packets, care instructions, and intake workflows benefit from accessible document delivery and server-side automation.
Customer portals, internal tools, and B2B products need accessible PDF experiences without separate document stacks per team.
PROOF
We’re building a public benchmark package for PDF accessibility workflows. In the meantime, use the API and platform pages below to evaluate the exact part of the accessibility pipeline you need to fix first.
RESOURCES
Use these pages when you need a more specific entry point for implementation planning, buyer education, or accessibility QA.
PDF accessibility is the broader goal of making PDF content usable with assistive technology. PDF/UA is the ISO standard that defines technical requirements for universally accessible PDF documents.
Start with Web SDK if the main problem is accessible viewing, with Document Engine if accessibility must be built into server-side generation or conversion, and with DWS Processor API if the main problem is remediation or batch processing.
Yes. Existing files can go through OCR, tagging, and review workflows. The right path depends on document quality and how much manual validation your team requires.
No platform can guarantee compliance on its own. Nutrient provides the document tooling and workflow support teams use for accessible delivery, while final compliance depends on source quality, review, and validation processes.
NEXT STEP
Use the API page for remediation, the SDK page for accessible document UX, and Document Engine when accessibility belongs inside generation and conversion workflows.
