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They do not affect the conformance status above, but are reported here.","burdenHeading":"Disproportionate burden","outsideScopeHeading":"Content not covered by the law","criteriaHeading":"Verdict per criterion","criteriaIntro":"{assessed} of {total} criteria have a verdict recorded by a person. The rest are reported as not assessed, or rest on an automated check that nobody has confirmed.","colCriterion":"Criterion","colStatus":"Verdict","colSource":"Source","status":{"met":"Met","not_met":"Not met","not_applicable":"Not applicable","not_assessed":"Not assessed"},"source":{"human":"Assessed by a person in the organisation","automated_unconfirmed":"Detected by an automated check, not confirmed by a person","not_assessed":"No verdict recorded"},"baseline":{"wcag22_only":"New in WCAG 2.2 — recommended, not yet a legal requirement (the law points at EN 301 549 v3.2.1).","wcag21_only":"Part of the version the law points at (WCAG 2.1), removed in WCAG 2.2."},"findingPages":"{count, plural, one {# page/document} other {# pages/documents}}","scRef":"WCAG {sc}","methodHeading":"How the website was assessed","method":"The assessment was made as a self-assessment, supported by automated evidence from CompliantHQ. That means a person in the organisation takes a position on the criteria; the automated check can establish shortcomings but can never show that a requirement is met.","methodProgress":"So far {assessed} of {total} criteria have been assessed by a person.","methodProgressAll":"All {total} criteria have been assessed by a person.","methodLastAssessed":"The most recent assessment was made on {date}.","sampling":"The evidence rests on {pages, plural, one {# scanned page} other {# scanned pages}} across {sites, plural, one {# website} other {# websites}}.","samplingDeep":"A deeper pass with keyboard and mobile checks was run on a subset of the pages.","samplingBroadOnly":"No deeper pass with keyboard and mobile checks was run.","generatedOn":"The statement was drawn up on {date}.","basedOnScan":"The evidence comes from a scan run on {date}.","feedbackHeading":"Report accessibility problems on the website","feedbackMissing":"No contact route has been provided yet.","enforcementHeading":"Enforcement and complaints","enforcementMissing":"No text about enforcement and complaints has been provided yet.","versionLine":"Version {version} · drawn up {date}","publishedLine":"published {date}","attribution":"The statement is maintained in CompliantHQ by the organisation itself.","unconfirmedHeading":"Found by the automated check, not yet assessed by us","unconfirmedIntro":"The automated check flagged the following. Nobody here has yet taken a position on whether it holds; the items move or are removed as we work through them.","alternativeFormatsHeading":"What to do if you cannot use parts of the website","contactFormLink":"Report problems using our form","conformanceMore":"What is not compliant is described below.","gapGroups":{"images":"Images and graphics","media":"Audio and video","text":"Text, colour and contrast","structure":"Structure and headings","forms":"Forms","navigation":"Links and navigation","keyboard":"Keyboard","pointer":"Touch and gestures","viewport":"Screen size and display","timing":"Timing and motion","language":"Language","documents":"Documents (PDF and similar)"},"samplingDocuments":"{count, plural, one {One linked document was also scanned} other {# linked documents were also scanned}}."}},"scopeCheckedLabel":"The scan checked","scopeChecked":"{checked} — no problems found.","scopeCheckedFindings":"{checked} — {count, plural, one {# problem found:} other {# problems found:}}","scopeCheckedReview":"{checked} — nothing could be confirmed as a fault, but something needs a human look.","scopeLeftLabel":"Left for you","scopeLeft":"{notChecked}.","scopeLeftManual":"the whole criterion — the scan doesn't measure this.","levelBadge":"Level {level}","levelInfo":{"A":"WCAG's base level. The accessibility requirements cover levels A and AA.","AA":"WCAG's higher level. The accessibility requirements cover levels A and AA."},"scope":{"1_1_1":{"checked":"that images have alt text, that the text isn't a filename or otherwise uninformative, and that empty alt text sits on images that really are decoration","notChecked":"whether an existing alt text actually describes what the image shows"},"1_2_2":{"checked":"that videos with sound carry a captions track","notChecked":"whether the captions are accurate, complete and in sync"},"1_2_3":{"checked":"which videos the site publishes and where they sit, so they can be reviewed","notChecked":"whether a video shows something the soundtrack does not say and therefore needs audio description, which can only be decided by watching it"},"1_2_5":{"checked":"which videos the site publishes and where they sit, so they can be reviewed","notChecked":"whether a video needs an audio description track, which requires someone to watch it and judge the content"},"1_3_1":{"checked":"that headings, lists and tables are marked up 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is visible where keyboard focus sits","notChecked":"whether the indicator has enough contrast against every background it crosses"},"2_4_11":{"checked":"whether fixed elements, such as a sticky header, cover what has focus","notChecked":"elements that cover focus only after scrolling in a particular way"},"2_3_1":{"checked":"what moving content the template pages carry: video that starts by itself, animated images, animations that loop without end and scrolling text","notChecked":"how fast anything actually flashes, which can only be measured in motion, and moving content on pages outside the sample"},"2_4_5":{"checked":"whether the site offers at least two ways to locate content: a menu, a search function or a sitemap page","notChecked":"whether a way we could not see exists anyway, such as a search behind an icon or a sitemap with no link in the footer"},"2_5_4":{"checked":"whether any script listens for the device's motion or orientation sensor on the template 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password exists, such as signing in with another service"},"4_1_2":{"checked":"that buttons, fields and other components have a name and a role in the code","notChecked":"custom components whose state changes without the code following along"},"4_1_3":{"checked":"whether messages appearing without a page change, such as \"saved\", are marked up so screen readers announce them","notChecked":"messages in flows we couldn't trigger"}},"howToLabel":"How to find out"},"wcag":{"criteria":{"1_1_1":{"name":"Non-text Content","check":"Do your images, icon buttons and CAPTCHA have a text saying what they show or do? Images that are pure decoration should have an empty alt text.","more":"Someone who can't see the image has it read aloud by their screen reader through an invisible text (alt text). That text should say what the image says: a phone icon that is a link should read \"Call us\", not \"icon\" or \"image123.jpg\". The same goes for buttons that are just an icon — they need a name saying what they do. If you have a CAPTCHA it needs a text saying what it is, plus an alternative for anyone who can't solve that particular form. An image that is pure decoration should have an EMPTY alt text — Sitevision has a checkbox for it. Never type \"decorative image\" into the field; those words then get read aloud. And an image with no alt field at all is not the same as empty: then the screen reader reads out the filename. The scan looks at images inserted as image files. Icons drawn with code or a font, and images placed in the background via CSS, are invisible to it — those you review yourself.","howTo":"Open your most important pages in your CMS's edit mode and read the alt texts on the images. Ask yourself for each one: would I have understood what the image shows from that text alone?","notMet":"Some images have no text describing what they show."},"1_2_1":{"name":"Audio-only and Video-only (Prerecorded)","check":"Do you have prerecorded audio (e.g. podcasts) or video without sound? Such content needs a text alternative conveying the content.","more":"For prerecorded audio-only material there must be a text that corresponds to the audio — a transcript or summary covering what is said. For video without sound, a text or an audio track describing what happens is enough. Does not apply to live broadcasts.","howTo":"Open the pages with podcasts or silent videos and look for the text next to each: do you get the full content from it alone? If you have no podcasts or silent videos at all, the criterion is not applicable.","notMet":"Recorded audio or silent video sometimes has no text alternative conveying its content."},"1_2_2":{"name":"Captions (Prerecorded)","check":"Do your recorded videos with speech have captions — reviewed by someone, not just machine-generated?","more":"Someone who can't hear needs captions conveying what is said and important sounds (e.g. \"[applause]\"). The captions can be burned into the picture or switchable in the player. Automatic captions from e.g. YouTube only count if someone has reviewed and corrected them — they often get names and terminology wrong.","howTo":"Play the videos with the sound off and read the captions: do you understand what is said, and are names and terms correct? Auto-captioned videos only count once someone has corrected the text.","notMet":"Captions are missing from some recorded video with speech."},"1_2_3":{"name":"Audio Description or Media Alternative (Prerecorded)","check":"Do your videos carry information shown only visually? Provide audio description or a text describing the visuals.","more":"For prerecorded video with sound, visual content not conveyed by the audio must be made available — either as audio description (a voice describing the visuals in the pauses) or as a text covering both speech and key visual cues. The difference from 1.2.5: here at level A a text alternative is also acceptable — 1.2.5 at level AA requires real audio description. If you meet 1.2.5, this criterion is automatically met.","howTo":"Play your videos without watching the picture: does everything come through in the audio? If not, the video needs audio description or a descriptive text next to it.","notMet":"In some videos, what is only shown visually is neither audio-described nor described in text."},"1_2_4":{"name":"Captions (Live)","check":"Do you broadcast live with sound (webinars, live streams)? Such broadcasts must be captioned in real time.","more":"Live broadcasts with speech must be captioned while they run. This only applies if you actually broadcast live — if you have no live broadcasts, the requirement is not applicable.","howTo":"Watch your next live broadcast (council meeting, webinar): is it captioned while it runs? If you never broadcast live, the criterion is not applicable.","notMet":"Live broadcasts are not captioned as they happen."},"1_2_5":{"name":"Audio Description (Prerecorded)","check":"Do your recorded videos have audio description — a voice describing what is only shown on screen — or is there an audio-described version?","more":"Someone who can't see needs to know what happens on screen when the audio doesn't tell them: who is present, what is shown, text displayed in the picture. At the level the law requires, a text description next to the video is not enough (it was for 1.2.3) — it has to be audio description in or alongside the video. Since the legal requirement is AA, this criterion is the governing one of the two — if you meet it, 1.2.3 is automatically met.","howTo":"Play the videos with your eyes closed: do you learn what happens on screen — who is present, what is shown? If not, audio description is missing.","notMet":"Certain recorded videos have no audio description."},"1_3_1":{"name":"Info and Relationships","check":"Are headings, lists, tables and form fields real headings, lists and tables — not just text that looks like them?","more":"A screen reader doesn't read the layout, it reads the code. If a heading is just ordinary text in bold, the user hears no heading and can't jump between sections. The same goes for lists made with hyphens and tables drawn with spaces.","howTo":"Open a few content pages in your publishing tool's edit mode: are headings set with heading styles (Heading 2, Heading 3) and lists and tables built with the tools — not bold text, hyphens and spaces?","notMet":"Headings, lists and tables on some pages are made with bold text and spaces instead of the editor's own formats, so a screen reader cannot convey how the content hangs together."},"1_3_2":{"name":"Meaningful Sequence","check":"If you read the page top to bottom without the layout — e.g. with the keyboard or in the browser's reader mode — does the content come in an understandable order?","more":"A screen reader reads the page in the order the content sits in the code, not where it appears on screen. If a fact box in the right column sits in the middle of the body text in the code, it is heard mid-sentence.","howTo":"Tab through the page and check that the highlight moves in reading order, or open the page in the browser's reader mode: does the content come in an understandable order?","notMet":"Content on some pages is not read out in a meaningful order."},"1_3_3":{"name":"Sensory Characteristics","check":"Do you use instructions like \"the button on the right\" or \"the green box\"? Add a cue that doesn't rely on position, colour or shape.","more":"Instructions must not rely solely on where something sits, its colour or shape, or how it sounds. \"Press the round button\" doesn't work for someone who can't see it — complement with e.g. the button's text.","howTo":"Read the instructions in forms, help texts and error messages: does any point solely at position, colour or shape (\"the button on the right\")? Then add something that doesn't require sight — e.g. the button's name.","notMet":"Instructions sometimes identify things by position, colour or shape alone, such as \"click the green button on the right\", which tells nothing to someone who cannot see the page."},"1_3_4":{"name":"Orientation","check":"Does the site work on a phone both held upright and sideways?","more":"Some people have their phone mounted on a wheelchair or a stand and can't rotate it. So the page must not require a particular orientation, unless it is essential to the function (like a virtual piano).","howTo":"Open the site on a phone and rotate it between portrait and landscape: does the page follow along, and can everything be read and used in both orientations?","notMet":"The display is locked to portrait or landscape orientation on some pages."},"1_3_5":{"name":"Identify Input Purpose","check":"Can the browser autofill name, email, phone and address in your forms?","more":"Not having to type your own details over and over helps people with motor difficulties or memory problems — and everyone else. It requires the fields to be marked up in a standard way (autocomplete) that the browser recognises.","howTo":"Open a form in a browser where your details are saved: does it offer to fill in name, email and address? If not — ask whoever built the site to mark the personal-data fields with autocomplete.","notMet":"Fields for personal data are not always marked so that the browser can fill them in automatically."},"1_4_1":{"name":"Use of Color","check":"Do you convey anything by colour alone — e.g. a field that failed only changing its border from grey to red, or links in text that stand out only by colour?","more":"Roughly one in twelve men can't tell red from green, and a screen reader sees no colours at all. So colour must never be the only way to convey something: an error also needs a text or symbol, a chart needs labels or patterns, and a link in running text needs underlining or something other than colour alone. The test is black and white: does the difference disappear? A border that APPEARS around a failed field is visible without colour and passes — but an existing border merely changing colour does not.","howTo":"Look at form errors, status markers and charts and ask yourself: would I have seen the difference in black and white? Is there always a text, symbol, border or pattern besides the colour?","notMet":"Colour alone is sometimes used to convey information, such as a field turning red when something is wrong, so anyone who cannot tell the colours apart misses it."},"1_4_2":{"name":"Audio Control","check":"Does any sound start playing by itself when a page opens — music, a video with sound?","more":"Someone using a screen reader hears their computer read the page — if the site plays sound at the same time, it is drowned out. Sound that starts on its own and lasts more than three seconds must therefore be pausable or stoppable on the page, independent of the computer's volume. Simplest is to never start sound automatically.","howTo":"Open the pages with video or carousels: do you hear anything without asking for it? Sound that starts on its own must be pausable right on the page.","notMet":"Audio sometimes starts on its own and cannot be turned off."},"1_4_3":{"name":"Contrast (Minimum)","check":"Is all text easy to read against its background — including light grey text, text on top of images and text on coloured buttons?","more":"People with low vision need a clear difference between text and background. The requirement in numbers is at least 4.5:1 (3:1 for large text) — in practice this means light grey on white doesn't pass, and white text on a bright photo rarely does.","howTo":"Review the fine print in the footer, text on top of images and coloured buttons: can everything be read without effort? Unsure — squint, or compare with the ordinary body text.","notMet":"The contrast between text and its background is too low in places."},"1_4_4":{"name":"Resize Text","check":"Can the page be enlarged to double size in the browser without text disappearing or overlapping?","more":"Many people with low vision zoom in the browser instead of using assistive tech. The page must keep up: text must not be cut off, buttons must not overlap and the menu must not disappear.","howTo":"Press Ctrl and plus (Cmd and plus on Mac) five times: can all text still be read and every button clicked, without anything being clipped or overlapping?","notMet":"When the page is enlarged to 200 per cent, some content cannot be read or used."},"1_4_5":{"name":"Images of Text","check":"Do you have text saved as an image — headings, prices or campaign messages placed as an image file instead of real text?","more":"Text in an image can't be enlarged sharply, read by screen readers or translated. Where possible, text should be real text on the page; the exception is logos and cases where an exact appearance is the point.","howTo":"Try selecting the text in banners, heading images and price lists with the mouse: if it can't be selected it is an image — and needs to become real text.","notMet":"Text is sometimes stored as an image instead of as real text."},"1_4_10":{"name":"Reflow","check":"Does the site work on a narrow phone screen without having to drag sideways to read?","more":"Someone who zooms heavily or uses a small phone should get the content in a single column readable top to bottom. Having to drag sideways for every line makes the page practically unreadable. Exceptions for content that needs width, like large tables and maps.","howTo":"Open the pages on a phone — especially those with tables and wide images: can you read everything top to bottom without dragging sideways?","notMet":"Horizontal scrolling is required on some pages when the screen is narrow."},"1_4_11":{"name":"Non-text Contrast","check":"Are buttons, icons, checkboxes and the border around input fields clearly visible against the background — not just the text?","more":"The contrast requirement isn't just for text: someone with low vision must also be able to make out where an input field starts, that a button is a button and what an icon depicts. Common problems are light grey field borders, pale icons and buttons that are just a thin outline. The guide value is at least 3:1 against the adjacent colour.","howTo":"Look at form fields, checkboxes and outline-only buttons: do they stand out clearly against the background? Take a screenshot and make it black and white — does anything disappear?","notMet":"Buttons, fields or icons are sometimes too faint against their background."},"1_4_12":{"name":"Text Spacing","check":"Does the page still work if a visitor increases the spacing between lines and letters with an assistive tool — without text being clipped or overlapping?","more":"People with dyslexia or low vision often increase line and letter spacing with a browser extension. The page must tolerate it: text must not be cut off or disappear, and fixed-height boxes must not hide content.","howTo":"This needs a browser extension that increases text spacing — easiest is to ask whoever built the site to confirm that no text areas have fixed heights that clip content when spacing increases.","notMet":"Content is sometimes clipped or overlaps when the visitor increases line and letter spacing."},"1_4_13":{"name":"Content on Hover or Focus","check":"Do small boxes or menus appear when you hover the mouse over something? They must be dismissable, hoverable and stay until you want them gone.","more":"Things that appear on hover (explanations, submenus) cause trouble for anyone who magnifies the screen — the box can end up outside the viewport or vanish when they try to move to it. So it must be dismissible with Esc without moving the pointer, hoverable without disappearing, and persistent until dismissed.","howTo":"Hover over menus and explanation boxes: can the box be dismissed with Esc, can you move the pointer into it without it disappearing, and does it stay until you dismiss it yourself?","notMet":"Panels that appear when you hover over something cannot always be dismissed or pointed at."},"2_1_1":{"name":"Keyboard","check":"Can everything on the site be done with the keyboard alone — opening menus, filling in forms, closing pop-ups?","more":"Someone who can't use a mouse — due to low vision, tremors or paralysis — drives the site with the keyboard. The keys that matter: Tab moves, Enter and Space click, arrow keys choose in menus and sliders, Esc closes. Custom-built features like carousels, maps and booking flows are the ones that most often fail.","howTo":"Put the mouse aside and get through an important flow with only Tab, Enter/Space, arrow keys and Esc: do you get stuck anywhere, or is there something you can't reach at all?","notMet":"Not every function can be operated by keyboard alone."},"2_1_2":{"name":"No Keyboard Trap","check":"Can you always tab onwards — or do you get stuck somewhere, e.g. in a map, a video player or a chat box?","more":"If keyboard focus lands in a part of the page you then can't leave, the visitor is trapped — the only way out is closing the tab. It happens most often in embedded third-party content: maps, video players, chat widgets.","howTo":"Tab into maps, video players and chat boxes and check that you get out again with Tab, Esc or an arrow key — without reaching for the mouse.","notMet":"Keyboard users get stuck in places and cannot move on without a mouse."},"2_1_4":{"name":"Character Key Shortcuts","check":"Does the site have single-key shortcuts — e.g. \"s\" opens search? They must be switchable off, or require Ctrl/Alt.","more":"If a single letter does something on the page, someone dictating by voice or typing slowly will trigger it by accident — saying \"send\" may make the letter s open the search box. Single-key shortcuts must therefore be possible to turn off or remap, or only work when focus is in that specific feature.","howTo":"Ask whoever built the site whether there are custom single-key shortcuts. If there are none, the criterion is met as is; if there are, they must be possible to turn off, remap or require Ctrl/Alt.","notMet":"Single-letter keyboard shortcuts cannot always be turned off or changed."},"2_2_1":{"name":"Timing Adjustable","check":"Do you have anything that times out — automatic logout, a booking that disappears if you're too slow? Then the time must be extendable or possible to switch off.","more":"Not everyone needs the same amount of time; someone reading with a screen reader or struggling to type may need many times longer. If something has a time limit, the visitor must be able to turn it off or extend it (with a warning before time runs out), or it must be at least 20 hours. Exception when the time is the point, e.g. an auction.","howTo":"Go through logged-in services, bookings and long forms: is there any time limit — and can you extend or disable it before time runs out?","notMet":"Some time limits cannot be extended or switched off: you are logged out, or what you have entered disappears, if you take too long."},"2_2_2":{"name":"Pause, Stop, Hide","check":"Does anything on the page move by itself — carousels changing image, animations, scrolling text? Then it must be possible to pause it.","more":"Motion draws the eye and makes it hard for people with concentration difficulties to read the rest of the page; for some it is outright unpleasant. Content that moves, blinks or auto-updates for more than five seconds must therefore be possible to pause, stop or hide.","howTo":"Look at the start page and pages with carousels or animations: does anything move on its own for more than five seconds — and if so, is there a pause or stop button?","notMet":"Content that moves or updates on its own cannot always be paused or stopped."},"2_3_1":{"name":"Three Flashes or Below Threshold","check":"Is there anything that flashes more than three times per second? Remove it — it can trigger seizures.","more":"No content may flash more than three times per second — rapid flashes can trigger seizures in photosensitive people. The risk is greatest in video clips with flashes (lightning, camera flashes, strobes) and in animated GIFs.","howTo":"Play through moving content — videos, GIFs, animations: does anything flash faster than three times per second? Such content must go or be toned down.","notMet":"Certain content flashes fast enough to trigger seizures in people who are photosensitive."},"2_4_1":{"name":"Bypass Blocks","check":"Can keyboard users skip past the menu straight to the content, instead of tabbing through every menu item on every page?","more":"With a keyboard or screen reader every page starts at the top — and a municipal menu can have fifty items before the text. So there must be a way past: usually a \"Skip to main content\" link that is invisible until tabbed to, or a proper division of the page into parts the screen reader can jump between.","howTo":"Click in the browser's address bar and press Tab once: does a \"Skip to content\" link appear — and do you land in the content when you follow it?","notMet":"No link leads straight to the content, so keyboard users have to move through the entire menu on every page before reaching it."},"2_4_2":{"name":"Page Titled","check":"Does every page have its own descriptive title in the browser tab — not the same title everywhere and not just \"Home\"?","more":"The page title is the first thing a screen reader announces when the page loads, and what shows in tabs, bookmarks and search results. It should say what this particular page is about, e.g. \"Opening hours – The library\".","howTo":"Open a few different pages and read the browser tab: does the title say what that particular page is about — or does it say the same thing everywhere?","notMet":"On some pages the title does not describe what the page contains."},"2_4_3":{"name":"Focus Order","check":"When tabbing through the page — does focus move in reading order, or does it jump oddly (from the menu down into the footer and back up)?","more":"Someone navigating by keyboard sees only one element at a time and relies on the order being logical. Common errors: a popup that opens without receiving focus, so you tab around behind it, or a layout where something sits first in the code but appears last.","howTo":"Tab through the page and follow the highlight: does it move in the order you would read — even when a popup or menu opens?","notMet":"The order is wrong for keyboard users on some pages: they are moved back and forth across the page instead of working through the content from top to bottom."},"2_4_4":{"name":"Link Purpose (In Context)","check":"Can you tell where a link leads from the link text itself — or does it just say \"Read more\" and \"Click here\" everywhere?","more":"Screen reader users often jump between the links on a page or hear them read as a list — then \"Read more\" says nothing. The link text should describe the destination: \"Read more about waste collection\".","howTo":"Skim the links on a few pages: can you tell where each link leads from the link text alone? \"Read more\" and \"click here\" need the destination written into the text.","notMet":"Some links have text that does not say where they lead."},"2_4_5":{"name":"Multiple Ways","check":"Can pages be found in more than one way (menu plus search, or a sitemap)?","more":"The user should be able to reach a page in at least two ways — e.g. via the menu and via a search function or site map. Exception: pages that are a step in a process (checkout).","howTo":"Pick a page deep in the structure and try to reach it two ways — via the menu and via search or the site map: do both routes work?","notMet":"The pages can only be reached in one way; there is no search or site map, for instance."},"2_4_6":{"name":"Headings and Labels","check":"Do the headings and field labels say what the section or field is about — or are they vague (\"More information\", \"Other\")?","more":"Screen reader users jump between headings to find their way; the heading must then say what the section contains. \"Opening hours\" does, \"Read more\" doesn't. The same goes for field labels in forms.","howTo":"Skim only the headings on a page, top to bottom: do they work as a table of contents? Do the same with the field labels in a form.","notMet":"Field labels or headings do not always describe what they refer to."},"2_4_7":{"name":"Focus Visible","check":"Is it clearly visible which link, button or field is highlighted when tabbing through the page?","more":"Someone driving with the keyboard must be able to see where on the page they are — otherwise it is like using a mouse without a pointer. The browser draws an outline around the focused element by default; the problem arises when the site's styling has removed it without replacing it.","howTo":"Tab through a page and check that something is always clearly highlighted — also against dark areas and on top of images.","notMet":"It is not always clear to keyboard users which button or link is selected."},"2_4_11":{"name":"Focus Not Obscured (Minimum)","check":"Can the keyboard-highlighted element end up completely behind something on top — a sticky menu bar, a cookie banner or a chat bubble?","more":"If the focused element is hidden behind something fixed to the top or bottom of the screen, the keyboard user can't see where they are. At least part of the element must always be visible.","howTo":"Tab through a page with a sticky menu, cookie banner or chat bubble: does the highlight ever disappear completely behind them?","notMet":"In some places the selected button ends up behind other content and cannot be seen."},"2_5_1":{"name":"Pointer Gestures","check":"Does anything on the site require swiping or pinching with your fingers — maps, carousels, sliders? Then it must also work with ordinary clicks.","more":"Not everyone can make swipe or pinch gestures — someone steering with a stick, a head-controlled aid or shaky hands needs to click instead. Map zoom must e.g. also work with plus and minus buttons, and a carousel must have arrows.","howTo":"Try maps, carousels and sliders without swiping or pinching: can everything be done with simple clicks — plus buttons on the map, arrows in the carousel?","notMet":"Some functions require multi-finger gestures or tracing a path with a finger."},"2_5_2":{"name":"Pointer Cancellation","check":"Can you cancel a click by dragging your finger or the pointer away before releasing?","more":"Someone who struggles to hit the right spot needs to be able to abort: press down, realise it is the wrong button, drag away and release with nothing happening. That works when the action fires on release — not the moment you press down. Ordinary buttons do the right thing by themselves; the risk is in custom-built controls.","howTo":"Press a button, drag your finger or pointer away and release: if nothing happens, it is right. Ask whoever built the site to confirm the same for custom controls.","notMet":"Certain buttons act on press rather than release, so the action cannot be aborted by moving the finger away."},"2_5_3":{"name":"Label in Name","check":"Are buttons and links called the same thing in the code as the text you see on them?","more":"People who control their computer by voice say what they see: \"click Send\". If the button shows \"Send\" but is named something else in the code, e.g. \"Submit form\", the voice tool can't find it.","howTo":"Ask whoever built the site to confirm that buttons' and links' coded names contain the visible text — voice control says what you see (\"click Send\").","notMet":"The spoken name of some buttons and fields differs from the visible text, so voice control cannot find them."},"2_5_4":{"name":"Motion Actuation","check":"Is anything controlled by shaking or tilting the device? Offer a normal control alternative and a way to switch it off.","more":"If a function is activated by device motion (shake to undo, tilt to steer), it must also work via ordinary controls, and motion activation must be possible to turn off. Rare on ordinary websites.","howTo":"Ask your developer whether anything on the site listens to the device's motion sensors. If nothing does, the criterion is met in practice; otherwise ordinary controls and an off switch are required.","notMet":"Shaking or tilting the phone is the only way to use some functions."},"2_5_7":{"name":"Dragging Movements","check":"Does the site have drag and drop — sorting lists, dragging a slider? Then it must also work without dragging, e.g. with buttons.","more":"Holding down and dragging takes a steady hand and a mouse or touchscreen — not everyone manages that. Everything done by dragging must therefore also work with simple clicks or taps: a slider with plus and minus buttons, a list sortable via a menu.","howTo":"Look for drag features — sliders, sortable lists, map panning: can the same thing be done with clicks or buttons?","notMet":"Where a function relies on dragging with a finger, a simpler alternative is sometimes missing."},"2_5_8":{"name":"Target Size (Minimum)","check":"Are buttons, icons and links big enough to hit — at least 24 × 24 pixels — or spaced far enough apart?","more":"Small, tightly packed click targets are hard to hit for someone with shaky hands or using a phone one-thumbed. The requirement is at least 24 × 24 pixels, or enough space between targets that you don't hit the wrong one. Links within running text are exempt.","howTo":"Look at rows of small icons, social media buttons and close crosses, especially on mobile: are they easy to hit without touching their neighbour?","notMet":"Buttons and links are not always large enough to hit reliably on a touch screen."},"3_1_1":{"name":"Language of Page","check":"Has the site told the browser what language the pages are in?","more":"Without a language declaration a screen reader may read Swedish text with English pronunciation — unintelligible. This is a technical setting (the page's lang attribute) made once in the template.","howTo":"Do you have pages in other languages (e.g. an English section)? Check that those specifically are marked with their language in the publishing tool. If all your pages are Swedish, this is in practice done when the scan doesn't complain.","notMet":"The language of the text is not stated on every page, which makes screen readers use the wrong pronunciation."},"3_1_2":{"name":"Language of Parts","check":"If parts of a page are in another language — e.g. English information on a Swedish page — are those parts marked with their language?","more":"A screen reader switches pronunciation when a passage is marked with another language. Single loanwords or names don't need marking, but a whole paragraph or section in English does.","howTo":"Find pages with whole sections in another language and ask the editor whether the section is marked with its language in the publishing tool — single loanwords need no marking.","notMet":"Text in another language, single words or whole passages, is not always marked with its language, so the screen reader reads it with the page's pronunciation."},"3_2_1":{"name":"On Focus","check":"Does anything unexpected happen just from a field receiving focus (popup, page change)? It shouldn't.","more":"Moving focus to an element (e.g. tabbing into a field) must not by itself change the context — open a popup, change page or move focus elsewhere.","howTo":"Tab into form fields and controls without changing anything: does anything unexpected happen — a popup, a page change, focus moving — just from the field being focused?","notMet":"In some fields, something happens on its own as soon as you click into them or tab to them: the page changes, a window opens, or the cursor jumps elsewhere."},"3_2_2":{"name":"On Input","check":"Does the form submit or the page change automatically when you pick from a list? Add a clear button instead.","more":"Changing a field (picking in a list, ticking a box) must not automatically trigger a context change unless the user has been warned. Common trap: a list that reloads the page immediately on selection. Use an explicit button instead.","howTo":"Change values in your forms — pick in lists, tick boxes — without pressing any button: does the page reload or submit from the choice alone?","notMet":"When you change something in certain fields, the page changes or jumps onwards at once, without you pressing any button."},"3_2_3":{"name":"Consistent Navigation","check":"Are the menu and recurring elements in the same place and order on every page?","more":"Navigation that recurs across pages must sit in the same relative order every time — the menu must not jump around between pages.","howTo":"Open three or four different pages and compare: do the main menu, search and footer sit in the same place in the same order? Check the mobile view too.","notMet":"The menu sits in different places, or in a different order, on different pages, which makes the site hard to navigate for anyone who has learned where things usually are."},"3_2_4":{"name":"Consistent Identification","check":"Does the same function have the same name and icon everywhere (e.g. \"Search\" isn't called \"Find\" on another page)?","more":"Components with the same function must be identified the same way across the site — same label, icon and alt text. A search button must not be called \"Search\" on one page and \"Find\" on another.","howTo":"Find functions that recur across pages — search, contact, e-service buttons: are they named the same and do they use the same icon everywhere?","notMet":"The same function is named differently on different pages, so people take them for two separate things."},"3_2_6":{"name":"Consistent Help","check":"If you have help (contact, chat, FAQ) — is it in the same place on every page?","more":"If help mechanisms exist (contact details, chat, help link), they must sit in the same relative order on every page where they occur. New requirement in WCAG 2.2.","howTo":"Open several pages where the help appears (contact, chat, FAQ): does it sit in the same place in the same order every time?","notMet":"Help and contact routes are not in the same place on every page, so you have to look for them again each time."},"3_3_1":{"name":"Error Identification","check":"When someone fills in a form incorrectly — is the error pointed out in text next to the right field, not just with a red border?","more":"Someone who can't see colours or uses a screen reader needs to know which field failed and why, in text: \"The email address is missing an @\" next to the email field — not just a red border or a general \"something went wrong\" at the top. The scan can test this automatically if you enable \"Test forms\" in the module settings (we never actually submit anything).","howTo":"Submit your forms with empty or invalid fields: is the error pointed out in text at the right field — and does the text say what is wrong?","notMet":"Some forms do not say in text which field was wrong."},"3_3_2":{"name":"Labels or Instructions","check":"Does every field in your forms have a visible label saying what to enter — and is it clear which fields are required and what format is expected?","more":"A grey example text inside the field that disappears when you start typing is not enough — someone who forgets easily then can't recall what the field was. Every field needs a visible label (\"Email address\"), and requirements like \"required\" or \"write the date as YYYY-MM-DD\" must be stated before filling in, not only appear as errors afterwards.","howTo":"Open your forms and read them as a first-time visitor: does every field have a visible label, and are the requirements (required, format) stated up front — not only as an error afterwards?","notMet":"For some form fields it is not clear what you are meant to enter."},"3_3_3":{"name":"Error Suggestion","check":"Do error messages suggest how to fix the error (e.g. \"email is missing @\"), when it's known?","more":"When the system knows how an error can be fixed, it should suggest a solution — \"the date must be in the format YYYY-MM-DD\" instead of just \"error\". Doesn't apply where a suggestion would compromise security (e.g. passwords).","howTo":"Fill things in wrong on purpose — wrong date format, email without @ — and read the error messages: do they suggest how to fix the error?","notMet":"Error messages do not always suggest how to correct the error."},"3_3_4":{"name":"Error Prevention (Legal, Financial, Data)","check":"For purchases, contracts or deletion: can the action be reversed, checked or confirmed before it becomes binding?","more":"Actions with legal or financial consequences (orders, agreements, deletion of data) must be reversible, checkable before submission, or confirmed.","howTo":"Go through flows with binding effect — applications, orders, deletion: is there a step where you can review and confirm (or undo) before it takes effect?","notMet":"Forms with legal or financial consequences sometimes cannot be reviewed or undone before they are submitted."},"3_3_7":{"name":"Redundant Entry","check":"Does the user have to type the same detail several times in one flow? Pre-fill it or let them pick instead.","more":"In a multi-step flow, information the user has already provided must not need re-entering — pre-fill it or offer a choice (e.g. \"same as billing address\"). New requirement in WCAG 2.2.","howTo":"Go through your multi-step forms: do you have to type the same detail twice? Pre-fill, or offer \"same as above\".","notMet":"The same information has to be entered several times unnecessarily in some forms."},"3_3_8":{"name":"Accessible Authentication (Minimum)","check":"Does login require remembering or transcribing something (a password puzzle, captcha)? Offer an easier way.","more":"Login must not require a cognitive test like solving a puzzle, recognising images or transcribing a captcha — if it does, an alternative must exist, and pasting passwords and password managers must work. New requirement in WCAG 2.2.","howTo":"Test the login: can you paste passwords and use a password manager — and is there an alternative to puzzles and captchas (e.g. an email link or BankID)?","notMet":"Signing in sometimes requires remembering a password or transcribing a code, with no easier alternative such as pasting it in."},"4_1_1":{"name":"Parsing (code syntax)","check":"Is the page's code well formed — no duplicate ids, no incorrectly nested tags?","more":"The criterion exists only in WCAG 2.1, the version the law points at; it was removed in WCAG 2.2 after a W3C erratum stating that the requirement is considered met for ordinary HTML. For the vast majority of sites the answer is therefore \"met\" — but you decide, and whoever built the site can answer most confidently. We have no automated check for this.","howTo":"Ask whoever built or maintains the site whether the code validates without duplicate ids and incorrectly nested tags. If it is ordinary HTML out of the CMS, the answer is normally yes.","notMet":"The code behind some pages is written in a way that can make assistive technology read the content out incorrectly; whoever built the site is the one who can judge whether that is the case."},"4_1_2":{"name":"Name, Role, Value","check":"Do the site's custom-built features — expandable menus, tabs, pop-ups, sliders — work for someone using a screen reader?","more":"A screen reader needs to know what a thing is (\"button\", \"tab\"), what it is called and what state it is in (open or closed, selected or not). Ordinary buttons and links handle this by themselves; custom-built features only do if the developer marked them up.","howTo":"Ask whoever built the site to confirm that custom components (menus, tabs, sliders) are marked up for screen readers (ARIA) — or try yourself: VoiceOver is built into Mac, NVDA is free on Windows.","notMet":"Screen readers cannot describe every button, field and other control properly: they are not told what the control is called or whether it is on or off."},"4_1_3":{"name":"Status Messages","check":"When the page shows a message without changing page — \"Saved\", \"3 results\", \"Item added to basket\" — does a screen-reader user get to hear it?","more":"A notice that only appears on screen is invisible to someone who can't see the screen, unless it is also sent to the screen reader. This covers confirmations, search result counters, error boxes and loading indicators.","howTo":"Trigger a notice — save, search, submit a form error — and ask whoever built the site whether it is announced to screen readers (a live region), or listen yourself with a screen reader on.","notMet":"Messages about what has happened, such as a confirmation or an error, do not always reach screen readers."}}},"scan":{"title":"Scan Result","trialCapBannerTitle":"Trial scan — we only looked at {count} pages of the site","trialCapBannerBody":"Trial scans cover at most 50 pages per run (or half the site if it's smaller). It's a sample, not a full audit — the result above tells you nothing definitive about the rest of the site. Upgrade to scan the entire site continuously and get a full picture of your compliance posture.","pagesScanned":"Pages scanned","fails":"Fails","warnings":"Warnings","totalViolations":"Total violations","failedPages":"{count} failed","failRules":"Fails ({count} rules)","pagesWithViolations":"Pages with violations ({count})","rule":"Rule","type":"Type","count":"Count","example":"Example","allow":"Allow","allowed":"Allowed","allowedItems":"{count} allowed","showAllowed":"Show allowed items","markNecessary":"Mark as necessary","confirmTitle":"Mark as strictly necessary?","confirmBodyCookie":"You're declaring that the cookie \"{name}\" is strictly necessary and legally allowed to load before consent (e.g. login session, payment security, cart state).\n\nIt will be hidden from future scan results. If you're unsure, ask the AI first — most cookies, including first-party analytics, are NOT strictly necessary.","confirmBodyDomain":"You're declaring that resources from \"{pattern}\" are strictly necessary and legally allowed to load before consent.\n\nThey will be hidden from future scan results. If you're unsure, ask the AI first — third-party embeds (video, maps, social, analytics) are almost never strictly necessary.","confirmCancel":"Cancel","confirmYes":"Yes, it's necessary","introText":"These are cookies and resources that loaded <strong>before any consent was given</strong> — i.e. before a visitor clicked \"Accept\" on your cookie banner. Under GDPR & ePrivacy, that's only legal for a narrow set of <strong>strictly necessary</strong> items. Everything else (analytics, video embeds, own-domain tracking cookies, fonts, maps, social widgets) must be gated behind consent or removed. \"First-party\" (set by your own domain) does <em>not</em> mean exempt — a first-party Google Analytics cookie still needs consent.","sectionCookies":"Cookies ({count})","sectionCookiesHint":"Individual cookies set before consent. First-party = set by your own domain.","sectionDomains":"Third-party resources ({count})","sectionDomainsHint":"Domains loading scripts, iframes, fonts, or other requests before consent.","allReviewed":"All flagged items have been reviewed and allowed.","revoke":"Revoke","firstParty":"first-party","thirdParty":"third-party","cookieSetOn":"Set on {domain} · {count, plural, one {1 page} other {# pages}}","foundOn":"Found on:","morePages":" (+{count} more)","hide":"Hide","details":"Details","domainSummaryTotal":"{summary} — {count} total","resourceIframe":"{count, plural, one {1 iframe} other {# iframes}}","resourceScript":"{count, plural, one {1 script} other {# scripts}}","resourceImage":"{count, plural, one {1 image} other {# images}}","resourceStyle":"{count, plural, one {1 stylesheet} other {# stylesheets}}","resourceVideo":"{count, plural, one {1 video} other {# videos}}","resourceFont":"{count, plural, one {1 font} other {# fonts}}","resourceRequest":"{count, plural, one {1 request} other {# requests}}","allowedDomainRow":"{domain} — {count, plural, one {1 item} other {# items}} ({allowed})","allowedCookieRow":"{name} — cookie ({allowed})","emptyOkHeading":"Scan complete","emptyOkBody":"No compliance issues found.","emptyTechErrorHeading":"Scan did not finish","emptyTechErrorBody":"We could not reach the site this time — double-check the URL or try scanning again. If the problem persists, contact support."},"workspaces":{"title":"Workspaces","help":"Workspaces let you group sites within this organisation — for example one per client, one per brand, or one per department.","singleWorkspaceNotice":"You currently have one workspace. That's all most people need. If you're an agency managing multiple clients, you may want to split them into separate workspaces.","learnMoreLink":"Read more: organisations vs workspaces →","addWorkspace":"Add workspace","workspaceName":"Workspace name","workspaceNamePlaceholder":"e.g. Kundnamn1, Marketing site, Sveriges kommun…","languageLabel":"Language","rename":"Rename","createError":"Could not create workspace. Please try again.","deleteConfirm":"Delete this workspace? This cannot be undone.","deleteError":"Could not delete this workspace.","updateError":"Could not save the change. Please try again.","deleteTitle":"Delete \"{name}\"?","deleteWarning":"This cannot be undone. The workspace must be empty (no sites) to be deleted, and an organisation must always keep at least one workspace.","deleteConfirmButton":"Delete workspace","deleting":"Deleting...","teamLink":"Team","apiKeysLink":"API keys","memberCannotCreate":"Only the organisation admin can create new workspaces.","prospectCannotAdd":"New workspaces can be added once you have an active subscription. Right now you're previewing your report — pick a plan to get properly started."},"orgsHelp":{"back":"Back to settings","title":"Organisations and workspaces","intro":"CompliantHQ has two levels. This page explains when to use which.","agencyHeading":"I'm an agency managing many clients","agencyIntro":"You have two options, depending on who pays.","agencyOption1Title":"Option 1 — You pay for your clients","agencyOption1Body":"Keep one organisation (your agency). Add each client as a separate workspace inside it. You're invoiced for everything under your organisation. Team members with org-level access automatically see all client workspaces. If a specific client wants to see their own results, you can invite people at the workspace level instead — they'll only see that one client's sites, without any visibility into your other workspaces or billing.","agencyOption2Title":"Option 2 — The client pays directly","agencyOption2Body":"Create a new organisation named after the client's company. Each organisation is invoiced separately. The client's staff can be invited to just that organisation without seeing anything else.","everyoneHeading":"For everyone else","everyoneBody":"One organisation and one workspace is enough. You don't need to rename the default workspace — as long as there's only one, you'll never see its name in the UI.","summaryHeading":"Quick summary","summaryOrg":"Organisation","summaryOrgBody":"The legal entity that gets invoiced. 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Contact support if you need more.","infoCardTitle":"Looking for a workspace?","infoCardBody":"Most people who land here are really looking for a workspace — that's where you add sites, run scans and manage actions. A new organisation is a separate entity with its own subscription and billing, which you only need if the sites should be invoiced separately or belong to a different company.","infoCardWorkspaceCta":"Create a workspace instead","infoCardContinueHint":"Or fill in the form below if you really want to create a separate organisation."},"onboarding":{"title":"One quick thing before we go","subtitle":"A few details so we can personalise CompliantHQ for you.","companyNameLabel":"Company / organisation name","companyNamePlaceholder":"e.g. Style4 Solutions AB","why":"We'll use this on your dashboard, in invitations to colleagues, and on invoices. You can change it any time in Settings.","languageLabel":"Language","languageWhy":"Used for the dashboard UI and the language the AI agent replies in. Changeable any time from your account.","responseStyleLabel":"How should the AI explain things to you?","responseStylePlainTitle":"In plain language","responseStylePlainHelp":"Everyday words. No jargon, no code, no HTML references.","responseStyleTechnicalTitle":"Technical detail","responseStyleTechnicalHelp":"Include code snippets, HTML, HTTP headers, and specific library/framework names.","responseStyleWhy":"You can always ask for more detail or a simpler explanation inside the chat — this is just the default.","submit":"Continue to dashboard","submitting":"Setting up...","error":"Could not save. Please try again.","legalDisclaimer":"CompliantHQ is an automated audit tool, not legal advice. You remain responsible for your website's compliance.","legalAcceptance":"By continuing you agree to our <terms>Terms</terms> and <privacy>Privacy Policy</privacy>."},"invites":{"accepting":"Accepting your invitation...","acceptTitle":"You've been invited","acceptMessage":"Click below to accept the invitation and access your account.","acceptButton":"Accept invitation","successTitle":"You're in!","successMessage":"Taking you to the dashboard...","invalidTitle":"This invite link is no longer valid","invalidMessage":"It may have expired or been revoked. Ask the person who invited you to send a new one.","backToLogin":"Go to sign in"},"memory":{"pageTitle":"What the AI remembers about you","intro":"Here are the short notes the AI assistant has saved about you during your chats. This isn't your chat history — it's the facts the AI has extracted to help you better next time (your role, preferences, how you work with a specific site). You can't edit individual notes, but you can delete them whenever you want. If you delete an inaccurate note, the AI will re-learn the correct fact next time you chat.","emptyState":"No notes yet. The AI builds up this list as you chat — it takes a few conversations before it has learned anything about you.","generalSectionTitle":"About you in general","generalSectionDescription":"Facts that apply to you regardless of which site you're working on.","siteSectionTitle":"About you on {name}","siteSectionDescription":"Specific to your relationship with this platform install.","savedAt":"Saved {date}","delete":"Delete","deleting":"Deleting…","deleteConfirm":"Delete this note? The AI will no longer reference it in future chats.","deleteFailed":"Could not delete. Try again."},"settings":{"title":"Settings","titleFor":"Settings — {name}","chooseOrg":"Which organisation's settings do you want to edit?","backToChooser":"All organisations","createNewOrg":"+ Create a new organisation","helpLink":"What's the difference between organisations and workspaces?","sidebarSubscription":"Subscription","sidebarTeam":"Team","sidebarWorkspaces":"Workspaces","sidebarApiKeys":"API keys","sidebarAccount":"Account","nameLabel":"First name","namePlaceholder":"Sam","nameHelp":"We use it in messages to you, e.g. \"Hi Sam\".","nameCannotBeEmpty":"First name cannot be empty.","language":"Language","languageHelp":"Used for the dashboard UI and the language the AI agent responds in.","responseStyleLabel":"AI response style","responseStylePlainTitle":"In plain language","responseStylePlainHelp":"Everyday words. 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Your sites and settings stay put for next time you log in.","billing":"Billing details","companyName":"Company name","country":"Country","countryPlaceholder":"Sweden","selectCountry":"— Select country —","vatNumber":"VAT number","vatPlaceholder":"SE123456789001","billingAddress":"Billing address","billingEmail":"Invoice email","billingEmailPlaceholder":"invoices@company.com","billingReference":"Invoice reference","billingReferencePlaceholder":"Your reference or PO number","billingHelp":"Have special billing requirements that don't fit here? Contact us at hello@complianthq.ai.","billingOrgNumber":"Organisation number","billingVatNumber":"VAT number","billingDeliveryMethodLabel":"Invoice delivery","billingDeliveryPeppol":"E-invoice","billingDeliveryEmail":"PDF by email","billingDeliveryHelp":"How you'd like us to deliver invoices to you.","billingOrgNumberRequiredForEInvoice":"Organisation number is required for e-invoices.","billingVatRequiredForEU":"VAT number is required for EU customers (for VAT handling).","billingEmailRequiredForPdf":"Enter an email address for us to send invoices to.","billingReadOnlyNote":"Only org admins can edit invoicing details. 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The requirement is consistency, not that help must exist.","c3_3_1":"Error identification — when something goes wrong in a form, the error must be pointed out and explained in text — not just with a red border, which not everyone perceives.","c3_3_2":"Labels or instructions — form fields must have a visible label or instruction explaining what to fill in, e.g. which date format applies.","c3_3_3":"Error suggestion — error messages should suggest how to fix the error where possible, e.g. \"enter the date as YYYY-MM-DD\", not just state that something is wrong.","c3_3_4":"Error prevention — for important commitments (purchases, agreements, deletions) the user must be able to review their input, undo, or confirm before it goes through.","c3_3_7":"Redundant entry — information the user already provided earlier in the same flow must not have to be entered again, e.g. the same address in two checkout steps.","c3_3_8":"Accessible authentication (minimum) — logging in must not require solving memory tasks or puzzles, and pasting a password from a password manager must not be blocked.","c4_1_2":"Name, role, value — custom-built components (bespoke menus, sliders, tabs) must tell assistive technology what they are, what they're called and what state they're in — otherwise they're invisible to screen readers.","c4_1_3":"Status messages — confirmations and status updates (\"item added to cart\") must reach screen readers even when they only appear visually on screen."},"moduleIntroPolicy":"We locate the privacy policy, cookie policy and terms, read them as documents, and verify two things: that they contain what the law requires, and that what they claim matches what the scan actually measured on the site.","moduleIntroAiGovernance":"Identifies chat and assistant widgets and flags the transparency duty in Article 50 of the AI Act: visitors must know when they are interacting with an AI.","checks":{"cookie_before_consent":"That no non-essential cookies are set before the visitor has given consent.","cookie_after_reject":"That no cookies are set after the visitor has rejected consent.","tracking_request_before_consent":"That no tracking requests to third parties (analytics, advertising) are sent before consent.","iframe_before_consent":"That no third-party iframes (video, maps, embeds) load before consent.","tracker_identification":"That every measured cookie and tracking request is identified against our database of known vendors — you see who receives the data, not just that something is sent.","consent_mode_v2":"That Google's Consent Mode v2 is configured correctly: is data sent to Google before consent, and with which default settings?","consent_ux_cookie_wall":"That the cookie banner offers a way to reject — a banner that can only be accepted does not collect valid consent.","consent_ux_pre_ticked":"That no non-essential categories are pre-ticked in the banner.","consent_ux_equal_prominence":"That the reject option is as prominent as the accept button — judged visually on a screenshot of the banner.","consent_ux_withdrawal":"That withdrawing consent afterwards is as easy as giving it was.","consent_ux_mobile_reject_hidden":"That the reject button is reachable on a mobile screen too — not cut off or hidden below the fold.","consent_ux_cmp_without_banner":"That the consent tool actually shows its banner. An installed tool whose banner never appears — for instance geo-targeted away for EU visitors or misconfigured — while tracking still activates gives the visitor no chance to decide at all.","axe_wcag_aa":"Automated review of every scanned page against the full WCAG 2.0/2.1/2.2 set at levels A and AA — contrast, alt texts, form labels, heading structure, ARIA, language markup and more.","vision_contrast":"Text on top of images and gradients — where contrast can't be measured mechanically — is judged by vision AI on a screenshot.","pdf_documents":"That PDF documents are accessible: tagging, document language, title, and whether the document is just a scanned image.","keyboard_reachable":"That everything interactive on the page can be reached with a keyboard alone.","keyboard_trap":"That keyboard focus never gets stuck in an element it can't leave.","focus_order":"That the focus order is logical when tabbing through the page.","focus_visible":"That it's visible where keyboard focus currently is.","focus_not_obscured":"That focused elements aren't hidden behind fixed headers or banners.","reflow":"That the content works at 320 pixels width without horizontal scrolling.","text_spacing":"That the text tolerates increased line, word and letter spacing without clipping or overlapping.","content_on_hover":"That content appearing on hover (tooltips, menus) can be dismissed and hovered.","target_size":"That click targets are large enough to hit reliably.","form_errors":"Forms are tested with invalid values: are the errors identified in text, not just with colour? Enabled per site — no real form data is submitted.","alt_text_quality":"That alt texts carry meaning — file names, placeholders and digit strings used as alt text are flagged.","link_purpose":"That link texts explain where the link leads — groups of \"read more\" links pointing to different destinations are flagged.","carousel_pause":"That carousels and other moving content can be paused, stopped or hidden.","nav_consistency":"That navigation is consistent across the site's pages.","overlay_layers":"Cookie banners, popups and chat widgets are reviewed as layers of their own — issues inside them are often missed by ordinary scans.","mobile_viewport_pass":"The whole layout-sensitive test suite is re-run in a mobile viewport (390 pixels, touch) — mobile is its own layout with its own issues.","images_of_text":"Vision AI finds images containing text that should be real text.","heading_quality":"Vision AI judges whether the page's headings actually describe the content beneath them.","on_focus":"That nothing unexpected happens when an element receives keyboard focus — focus jumping to another component or opening new windows is flagged.","focus_indicator_contrast":"That the focus indicator is clearly visible — a focus outline with too little contrast against the background is flagged.","sensory_instructions":"AI finds instructions that only work if you can see the screen, such as \"click the green button on the right\".","multiple_ways_review":"That there are at least two ways to find content — menu, search or a sitemap. If a second way is missing you get a review item.","media_inventory":"Video and audio are inventoried: are caption tracks, audio-description tracks and transcripts present? You get a concrete list to review.","auth_paste":"That pasting works in password and code fields — blocked pasting forces manual transcription. Enabled per site.","select_nav":"That dropdown menus don't navigate just because you change the selection. Enabled per site.","page_title_duplicate":"That several pages don't share the same page title. The page title is the first thing a screen reader announces and what appears in the browser tab, the bookmark and the search result.","lang_of_parts_missing":"That passages written in a language other than the page's own are marked with their own language. A screen reader pronounces every passage using the page's language, so an English paragraph on a Swedish page is read with Swedish pronunciation rules and often becomes unintelligible.","page_language_mismatch":"That the page's lang attribute matches the language the page is actually written in. A screen reader pronounces the whole page using the declared language, so an English page marked as Swedish is read with Swedish pronunciation rules.","autocomplete_personal_field":"That fields asking for a name, address, postcode, telephone number or email carry an autocomplete token. With the right token the browser can fill the field in for the visitor, which matters most to people who cannot type long details reliably.","heading_level_skipped":"That heading levels follow each other without gaps. Heading levels are the page's table of contents, and a jump from h2 to h4 sounds like a missing section to someone navigating by headings.","multiple_h1":"That the page's main content has a single h1 heading. h1 is the page's name, and several of them mean someone navigating by headings cannot see where the real content begins.","contact_cards_as_h1":"That blocks on the page have not each been given an h1 heading. To someone navigating by headings the page sounds like a list of as many pages as there are blocks, and the page's own title disappears among them.","table_without_header":"That data tables have a header row. A screen reader reads a cell together with its column header so the listener hears what the number means; without headers only the contents are read, row after row, with no context.","bold_as_heading":"That headings are real headings and not just bold text. A bold line looks like a heading but is missing from the screen reader's heading list, so the section cannot be found by someone jumping between headings.","handwritten_list":"That lists are marked up as lists rather than only line-broken. A screen reader announces how many items a list has and where it ends; line-broken rows are read as one long sentence without that information.","video_without_captions":"That the site's own videos carry a caption track. Without captions the content is simply gone for someone who is deaf or hard of hearing. When a video is hosted by a video service we cannot read its caption tracks without the owner's login, so it becomes a review item rather than a finding.","video_without_audio_description":"That videos showing something the soundtrack does not say carry audio description or a text alternative. That cannot be decided mechanically, so we list the videos for review rather than claiming anything about them.","icon_only_control_name":"Controls whose only name is an icon character","label_in_name":"Spoken name does not contain the visible label","expander_state":"Expanding controls that do not update their state","carousel_gesture_only":"Slideshows that can only be advanced by swiping","zoom_text_clipped":"Content cut off at double text size","link_color_only":"Links in running text told apart by colour alone","menu_link_without_name":"Nameless links that only appear once the menu opens","control_boundary_contrast":"Form fields whose border is too faint against the background","flash_candidates":"Moving content nobody has checked for flashing","motion_actuation":"Functions operated by shaking or tilting the device","multiple_ways":"Only one way to find content on the site","privacy_exists":"That a privacy policy exists and is reachable.","dead_policy_link":"That the links to the policy pages work and don't lead to error pages.","consent_walled_policy":"That the policy can be read without first being forced to accept cookies.","controller_identity":"That the policy names which company is responsible for the personal data.","controller_wrong_entity":"That the policy doesn't name the wrong company as responsible — a common trace of copied templates.","controller_contact":"That the party responsible for the data can be contacted — email, phone, address or a contact page.","privacy_purposes":"That the policy explains why the data is collected and what it is used for.","legal_basis":"That the policy states on what legal footing the data is handled — for example consent, a contract, or a legal obligation.","data_categories":"That the policy describes what kinds of data are handled — for example name, email, IP address or purchase history.","privacy_recipients":"That the policy tells you who the data is shared with — for example suppliers, payment services or analytics tools.","data_retention":"That the policy states how long the data is kept — or how that is decided.","rights_enumerated":"That the policy lists the visitor's rights — to see their data, have it corrected or deleted, and more.","rights_contact_channel":"That it's clear how to exercise those rights in practice — an email address, a form or a contact page.","complaint_right":"That it's clear you can complain to the Swedish privacy authority (IMY) if you believe your data is mishandled.","consent_withdrawal":"That it's clear a given consent can be withdrawn. Applies when the site relies on consent.","transfer_safeguards":"That the policy explains what protection is used when data is sent outside the EU — for example the EU's standard contractual clauses — instead of merely noting that it happens.","dpo_contact":"That contact details for the data protection officer are present — the person who oversees that data is handled correctly. Applies to public-sector bodies.","policy_dated":"That the policy carries a last-updated date.","template_unfilled":"That the policy contains no leftover template blanks like \"[Company name]\" or \"Lorem ipsum\" — signs of a copied template that was never filled in.","stale_terms":"That the policy doesn't reference Datainspektionen — the authority was renamed IMY in 2021, so such a reference is a strong sign the policy hasn't been maintained.","current_legislation":"That the policy doesn't reference the old Swedish Personal Data Act (PUL) — it was replaced by the GDPR in 2018, so the reference means the policy is out of date.","swedish_language":"That a site addressing a Swedish audience has its policy in Swedish.","cookie_policy_exists":"That cookie information exists — as its own document or a clear section.","cookie_category_purpose":"That the cookie information explains what each cookie does and why it's used — not just that cookies exist.","cookie_lifespan":"That it's stated how long each cookie stays in the visitor's browser.","undeclared_trackers":"That every tracker we actually measured on the site is also mentioned in the cookie information — measured is compared against what's stated.","cmp_consistency":"That the cookie banner and the cookie information say the same thing — the banner mustn't offer categories the information doesn't mention.","undisclosed_sharing":"That a policy claiming data isn't shared with others isn't contradicted by what we actually measured on the site.","cookie_contradiction":"That a policy claiming no tracking cookies are used isn't contradicted by what the scan measured.","transfer_undisclosed":"That the policy tells you when we've measured data actually being sent to recipients outside the EU — for example US ad platforms.","accessibility_statement_missing":"That public-sector organisations have an accessibility statement — the page where, by law, they report how accessible their site is.","accessibility_statement_contradiction":"That an accessibility statement claiming the site is fully accessible isn't contradicted by what our scan actually found.","terms_exists":"That sites selling something have purchase or user terms that can be found.","terms_dispute":"That the terms tell a dissatisfied customer they can turn to the Swedish National Board for Consumer Disputes (ARN). Applies to sites selling to consumers.","odr_stale":"That the terms no longer reference the EU's ODR dispute platform — it shut down in July 2025, so the reference points to something that no longer exists.","statutory_company_info":"That company name, address and email are easy to find on the site — a legal requirement for businesses selling or marketing online.","withdrawal_function":"That selling sites have an online withdrawal function — a place where the customer can cancel their purchase directly on the site. A legal requirement from 19 June 2026; we flag it in advance.","consumer_phone_number":"That selling sites show a phone number — consumers buying at a distance must be able to reach the business by phone (Distance Contracts Act, ch. 2 s. 2). Applies to sites selling to consumers.","consent_checkbox_prechecked":"That consent checkboxes in forms (newsletter, marketing) aren't pre-ticked — pre-ticked consent is invalid.","form_policy_link_missing":"That forms collecting personal data have a link to the privacy policy nearby.","form_policy_link_unclickable":"That a policy address written out in text next to a form is also clickable.","insecure_form_transport":"That forms with personal data or logins are submitted encrypted (https) — unencrypted forms can be eavesdropped in transit.","invalid_tls_cert":"That the site's security certificate is valid — not expired, self-signed or issued for the wrong address.","policy_readability":"The AI judges whether the policy is comprehensible to an ordinary reader — the GDPR requires clear and plain language.","processing_purpose_coverage":"The AI verifies that every form collecting personal data has a corresponding explained purpose in the policy.","purpose_at_collection":"The AI judges whether it's clear why the data is collected already at the form — not just deep inside the policy.","bundled_consent":"The AI reviews that one checkbox doesn't force several different yeses together — for example a single tick for both the terms and the newsletter.","implied_consent_text":"The AI reviews form text claiming that submitting also constitutes consent to something else — \"by submitting you also agree to mailings\" is not valid consent.","legitimate_interest_specification":"When the policy uses the legal basis \"legitimate interest\": does it explain which interest is actually meant — or is only the phrase used?","vague_recipients":"The AI judges whether the description of who the data is shared with is too vague — \"trusted partners\" says nothing.","further_processing":"That it's clear whether data collected for one purpose is later used for something else — and if so, how.","cookie_consent_invalid":"That the policy doesn't describe an invalid consent setup — \"by continuing to browse you accept cookies\" is not valid consent.","automated_decision":"That it's clear whether decisions about the visitor are made automatically or profiles are built — for example automated credit assessments.","data_source":"That it's clear where the data comes from when the person didn't provide it themselves — for example purchased address lists.","marketing_optout":"That it's clear how to say no to marketing mailings.","sensitive_data_basis":"That the policy explains on what legal footing sensitive data is handled — health, religion, political opinions and more have extra-strong protection under the GDPR.","patient_data_health":"Healthcare-specific review: the legal footing for health data, the Swedish Patient Data Act, and that the website is kept separate from the medical-record system. Applies to care providers.","kommun_legal_basis":"Municipality-specific review of the legal footing — public authorities can rarely ask citizens for consent, since the citizen has no free choice. Applies to municipalities and public-sector bodies.","withdrawal_right":"The AI reviews that the terms inform correctly about the right of withdrawal. Applies to selling sites.","price_information":"The AI reviews that the price information in the terms is correct and complete. Applies to selling sites.","chatbot_ai_transparency":"Chat and assistant widgets are identified (Intercom, Drift, Humany and more) and the transparency duty is flagged: visitors must be informed when they interact with an AI. Binding from August 2026.","dental_price_transparency":"That dental practices show price information on the web — prices, a price list or reference prices. Advisory: the duty applies to the practice, not specifically the website.","health_visit_tracker_exposure":"That healthcare websites don't leak visit data to advertising platforms (Meta pixel and others) before consent — especially on booking and contact pages (GDPR art. 32).","teeth_whitening_peroxide":"That teeth whitening isn't marketed above the permitted peroxide limit (EU Cosmetics Regulation — at most 6% hydrogen peroxide via a dentist).","aesthetic_treatment_info":"That clinics offering aesthetic injections (wrinkle treatment/fillers) show the aesthetics-law information on the web — 18-year limit, IVO registration, reflection period. Advisory; doesn't apply to botox against bruxism (dental care).","broken_link":"That every link on the site still leads somewhere. Only 404 and 410 count as broken — a server saying outright that the page does not exist.","link_needs_review":"Links that answered something other than a clean OK or a clean “gone” — a 403, a server error, a timeout, or a page that answers OK while saying “not found”. Reported for you to judge, and dismissible with a reason.","spelling_ai":"Three kinds of error in the visible page text: misspellings, the right word in the wrong form, and words that have dropped out of a sentence. Always together with the sentence they appear in, and every suggestion is re-examined in a second AI pass before it is shown. Place names and specialist terms are the hard cases, so each word is a suggestion to check — never a verdict.","insecure_link":"Links that work but whose destination has no encryption — they answer over http even after every redirect. A visitor who clicks one sends the address, and what they type, in the clear. A link that lands on https is not counted.","published_personal_id":"That no personal identity numbers are printed in the site's visible text — a number left in a set of minutes or a form is personal data anyone can read.","sole_trader_id_published":"That a sole trader's registration number, which is the owner's personal identity number, is only printed where it is needed to identify the business."},"policyGroups":{"existence":"Privacy policy: present & accessible","gdprInfo":"GDPR information (Articles 13–14)","cookies":"Cookies, tracking & consent","transfer":"Third-country transfers (Articles 44–49)","security":"Security in transit (Article 32)","ecommerce":"E-commerce & consumer rights","sector":"Sensitive data & sector-specific duties","maintenance":"Maintenance & currency","other":"Other checks"},"ctaHeading":"Want to see what we find on your site?","ctaBody":"Run a free scan — all four modules included for 30 days, no card required.","ctaPrimary":"Start free scan","ctaSecondary":"See pricing","readMore":"Learn more","guidesLabel":"Deep dives:","breadcrumbRoot":"What we check","deepChecksHeading":"What the check covers","deepWcagLabel":"WCAG criteria covered","deepFaqHeading":"Common questions","deepGuidesHeading":"How to fix it","deepRelatedHeading":"More deep dives","moduleIntroQuality":"Quality is the one module with no law behind it. Nobody is fined for a broken link or a language error — but on a public-sector site they are exactly what makes a visitor doubt everything else on the page. It is included in every plan and starts switched off, so you turn it on when you want it."},"remediation":{"title":"Remediation help","intro":"No developer to act on the report? We can take care of it. Get in touch and we'll take it from there.","audienceHeading":"Who it's for","audienceBody1":"Many of the customers who reach out to us built their own website — on Squarespace, Wix, WordPress or similar — and know the content side well but not the technical layer underneath. Cookies, consent, alt text, contrast values, and heading structure aren't things you fix in an afternoon if you've never done it before.","audienceBody2":"That's when you reach out. We take the technical work off your plate so you can keep running the business.","scopeHeading":"What we do","scope1":"Configure the consent banner so pixels and tracking scripts are actually blocked before consent — the typical issue isn't a missing banner, it's that the one in place isn't doing the job. If there's no banner we install one (CookieScript, Cookiebot, Cookie Information or similar)","scope2":"Fix accessibility findings: alt text, contrast, heading order, form labels, keyboard navigation and ARIA where needed","scope3":"Produce a cookie policy and privacy policy that match what your site actually does","scope4":"Update or write the accessibility statement if you're legally required to publish one","scopeFooter":"We don't touch your site's design or content. We make the technical and legal adjustments — nothing more.","scannerOnlyHeading":"Want to do it yourself — or already have an agency?","scannerOnlyBody":"You don't need remediation help to be a customer. Many of our customers already have a web agency or in-house developer who maintains the site, and use CompliantHQ purely to scan, prioritise and follow up. That works just as well. Remediation help is for customers who don't have such a partner.","contactHeading":"Get in touch","contactBody":"Email us and we'll come back with a concrete quote. We take each job as a fixed-price case and shape the setup around your situation. Reply within one business day."},"agencies":{"title":"For agencies and web developers","intro":"Do you run websites for other people's clients? You can layer compliance monitoring on top of what you already do — with a substantial agency discount, one shared account for every client site, and without losing the client relationship.","centralHeading":"One account, every client site","centralBody":"Gather every client's website under one shared partner account. You see all sites in one place, run scans whenever you want, and get an alert when something new shows up — on whichever client site it is. Your clients need no account of their own and pay nothing extra to go through you.","developerHeading":"You stay the developer","developerBody":"CompliantHQ is a tool, not a competitor. We don't take over your clients and we don't go around you. The opposite: with continuous monitoring you look proactive — you catch a new issue before the client notices it themselves, instead of waiting for the next annual review. It's compliance monitoring you can package into a recurring engagement.","edgeHeading":"What you get that your own tools don't","edge1Title":"Vision AI on what Axe leaves unresolved","edge1Body":"A standard accessibility scan leaves a pile of \"needs manual review\" on contrast and text-in-images. Our AI looks at those findings with actual image analysis and resolves them — you don't have to eyeball each one by hand.","edge2Title":"A Sweden-specific verdict on cookies","edge2Body":"Consent platforms give an EU-generic verdict and take no account of which jurisdiction you're in. Our compliance knowledge base is kept current with Swedish guidance and enforcement practice — you get a qualified judgment of what actually holds up in Sweden.","edge3Title":"A prioritised plan, not a findings list","edge3Body":"A raw scan produces hundreds of findings with no order. Our AI reads the scan, weighs the findings and writes a plain-language action plan — what to fix first and what's noise. You hand the client a finished plan, not an export file.","edge4Title":"An AI advisor to ask","edge4Body":"Stuck on a finding? Ask the AI advisor directly — why it's a problem and how to fix it — and get an answer grounded in this specific site's scan. It speeds up your own development work.","edge5Title":"Continuous monitoring, not a snapshot","edge5Body":"An audit you run yourself only holds for the day you ran it. Sites change with every deploy and the rules tighten. CompliantHQ re-scans and flags what's new — across every client site, automatically.","edge6Title":"The whole compliance surface, as it ships","edge6Body":"Cookies & tracking, accessibility, policies & terms and the AI Act live today. You don't have to track every new regulation yourself — new requirements land in the tool as they take effect. Beyond the regulations, every client site is also checked for broken links and the language in its page text.","discountHeading":"A substantial agency discount","discountBody":"Agencies and web developers who work with external clients get a heavily discounted partner price — you pay less per site, the client pays nothing extra to go through you, and the difference is your margin. We set the exact level together based on how many sites you gather.","contactHeading":"Get in touch","contactBody":"Email us and we'll set up your partner account and agree on the discount level. All we need to know is that you work with external clients — no meetings, no lengthy process. Reply within one business day."},"about":{"title":"About CompliantHQ","intro":"CompliantHQ is built by Style4 Solutions AB, a Swedish technology and compliance company that has been around since 2012. We've worked on digital accessibility, GDPR, cookies, and web compliance for Swedish municipalities and listed companies — and built this tool first for our own consulting engagements.","experienceHeading":"The experience behind it","experienceBody":"Style4 was founded in 2012 by Magnus Johansson, who has worked in web development since 1995 — first as an employee, then as a consultant, and from 2012 as the founder. In our consulting practice we implement consent platforms (CookieScript, Cookiebot), run accessibility audits against WCAG 2.2 / EAA, and advise on GDPR for organizations that need concrete technical decisions — not 30-page legal memos.","storyHeading":"Why we built CompliantHQ","storyBody1":"Consulting engagement after consulting engagement, we kept seeing the same thing: finding the issues was rarely the problem. The hard part was interpreting the results, prioritizing the findings, and translating them into actions that actually worked for this specific website and this specific organization.","storyBody2":"CompliantHQ was built first to answer those questions for our own clients. In 2026 we opened it up to others. We don't compete with established tools like Siteimprove and OneTrust by doing more of the same — we do one thing differently: the AI reads your scan, weighs the findings against Swedish and EU law, and writes down what actually needs to be done. At a price even a municipality or mid-sized business can sign up for without a budget meeting.","ctaHeading":"Get in touch","ctaText":"Questions about CompliantHQ, or want to discuss our consulting practice at Style4? Drop us a line.","ctaButton":"Contact us"},"legal":{"privacyTitle":"Privacy Policy","privacyLastUpdated":"Last updated: October 2026","termsTitle":"Terms of Service","termsLastUpdated":"Last updated: 28 September 2026","subprocessorsTitle":"Sub-processors","subprocessorsLastUpdated":"Last updated: September 2026","subprocessorsIntro":"This page lists every third party that processes customer data on behalf of Style4 Solutions AB to operate CompliantHQ. We update this list whenever we add, change, or remove a sub-processor. 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Our guides are currently written in Swedish.","breadcrumbRoot":"Guides","platformTitle":"Guides for {platform}","platformSubtitle":"How to fix common issues in {platform}, step by step.","updatedOn":"Updated {date}","topicHeading":"Background and rules","moreHeading":"More guides for {platform}"},"security":{"title":"Security","subtitle":"How we protect customer data — what we do, where it lives, and how we'd respond if something went wrong.","body":"$36"},"faq":{"title":"Frequently asked questions","subtitle":"The questions we hear most often. Don't see yours? Email hello@complianthq.ai.","items":[{"q":"Which regulatory areas do you cover?","a":"CompliantHQ reviews four areas in one tool: cookies and tracking (GDPR and ePrivacy), digital accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA / the EU Accessibility Act), policy & terms documents — privacy policy, cookie policy and purchase/usage terms against GDPR and Swedish consumer law — and AI transparency under the EU AI Act (the disclosure duty for AI chats, Article 50). Beyond the four regulatory areas we also check for broken links and spelling in the page text. That rests on no regulation and never affects compliance status — it is quality above the requirements, and the module starts switched off."},{"q":"Do you only check laws that apply today, or also ones that are coming?","a":"Both. The core is the regulations already in force — cookies and tracking (ePrivacy/GDPR), accessibility (WCAG 2.2 / the EU Accessibility Act) and policy & terms (GDPR). But when a new law is on the way we build the check in well <strong>before</strong> it takes effect, so you can see where you stand ahead of the deadline instead of scrambling to catch up afterwards. The freshest example is the EU AI Act: its transparency requirements become binding in August 2026, and the check is already live — we flag when a site has an AI chat where visitors need to be told they're talking to an AI."},{"q":"Do you store the personal data of visitors to my website?","a":"No. We scan your public pages in an automated browser to see what loads (cookies, scripts, third-party requests, accessibility issues). The data we store is about your <strong>site</strong>, not about your site's visitors. We don't track your customers."},{"q":"What's a 'page' — does one URL count as one page?","a":"Yes. Every distinct URL we visit during a scan counts as one page. If your site has 50 unique URLs and we crawl them all, that's 50 pages. Pricing combines a flat per-site fee with a soft scaling on total page volume — each site includes 200 pages with no surcharge, and your sites share a common pool so unused pages on one site can be used by another. You can set a per-site cap in site settings if you want to limit volume on a particular site."},{"q":"Is this legal advice?","a":"No. CompliantHQ is a monitoring and analysis tool. The AI advisor explains what we found, references the relevant rules and standards (ePrivacy, GDPR, WCAG, EAA, DOS-lagen), and suggests fixes — but for binding legal interpretation specific to your situation, talk to a qualified lawyer. Our terms make this explicit."},{"q":"Can I cancel any time?","a":"Yes. Cancellation is one click in your workspace's plan settings. You keep access through the end of your paid quarter; sites are then archived (URLs stay claimed so nobody else can register them under your name) but no data is deleted. Reactivate any time."},{"q":"What if I have 50 sites?","a":"50 sites still fits within self-service. On Pro that's 399 SEK × 50 = 19,950 SEK/mo, and at 20+ sites a 30% volume discount kicks in automatically — landing at 13,965 SEK/mo. Page volume on top is handled via a shared pool: all your sites share 50 × 200 = 10,000 pages with no surcharge; beyond that it's 100 SEK per 1,000 extra pages. If you want more than 100 sites or more than 20,000 pages total — <a href=\"/pricing\">contact us for a custom plan</a>."},{"q":"Does this work for non-Swedish sites?","a":"Yes. The scanner is locale-agnostic. The AI advisor knows EU-wide privacy law (GDPR, ePrivacy, EAA) plus Swedish enforcement (IMY, DIGG, PTS); for non-Swedish sites it falls back to the EU-wide framework. We're adding more country-specific knowledge as we onboard customers from those markets."},{"q":"Do you support WCAG 2.2?","a":"Yes. We test against WCAG 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2 AA rules simultaneously via axe-core. The headline standard you report against is WCAG 2.2 AA — it extends 2.1 with 9 new criteria and is the current version. EN 301 549 (the Swedish legal floor) is still based on 2.1, but 2.2 is where the standard is moving."},{"q":"Does the accessibility law apply to us?","a":"It applies strictly if both of these are true: you address private individuals through the website (digital services, e-commerce or booking), and you have at least 10 employees or more than EUR 2 million in annual turnover. Smaller businesses are exempt from the service requirements. Many fix accessibility issues anyway — a site that works for everyone has happier visitors, ranks better in search, and gets more people to complete their purchase. In your reports you can choose to show or hide the accessibility findings depending on whether the law covers you."},{"q":"Is my data sent to Anthropic / the United States?","a":"Yes, scan-result summaries are sent to Anthropic's Claude API for AI analysis. The transfer is protected by the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) under GDPR Art. 46. We never send login credentials, payment data, or content from authenticated areas of your site. Full details on our <a href=\"/privacy\">privacy policy</a> and <a href=\"/subprocessors\">sub-processors</a> pages."},{"q":"Can I pay by invoice (no credit card)?","a":"Yes — that's the default. We bill quarterly by invoice (PDF email or e-invoice/Peppol where the country-specific format makes sense). No credit card required, no automatic charges."},{"q":"Do you have a Swedish support number?","a":"Not currently. Email <a href=\"mailto:hello@complianthq.ai\">hello@complianthq.ai</a> reaches the team behind CompliantHQ directly. We typically reply within one business day; trial customers can reasonably expect same-day."},{"q":"Is a one-time scan enough?","a":"Rarely. A free scan is based on a sample and is a snapshot — it tells you nothing definite about the rest of the site. And a website never stands still: a new page, an updated theme or a plugin update can reintroduce issues you just fixed, or create new ones. The regulations move at least as much — new laws arrive, and enforcement cases from IMY and other authorities change how the requirements are interpreted. With a plan we cover more of the site, rescan it continuously, and reach out as soon as something new appears or a fixed issue comes back."},{"q":"Can an overly strict cookie setup cost us measurement data?","a":"Yes, and it's something an ordinary compliance review misses — it only says \"block more\". We also flag the reverse: when the configuration is so strict that you lose data you're legally allowed to collect. Example: configured correctly, Google Consent Mode v2 can send anonymous, cookieless modelling signals even when the visitor declined — so conversions are still counted without personal data, fully permitted. Misconfigured, nothing is sent at all, and measurement data you could legally have kept is lost needlessly. This doesn't show up in a compliance audit (everything looks strict and safe) but can cost significantly in lost measurement data. With continuous monitoring we catch these too."},{"q":"We already have a web partner who handles fixes — why also CompliantHQ?","a":"The tool and your web partner do different jobs. We find the problems, prioritise them by legal risk, and describe exactly what needs to change — at the level that's needed (instructions you can click through yourselves in your publishing tool, or a developer write-up to hand off). Your web partner does the actual fix. The difference from letting them find and investigate everything themselves is that the research is already done: they don't have to track down which rules apply, interpret what the scan actually found, or dig into how your cookie platform should be configured. For many customers that means fewer billable hours on investigation — and more on the actual fix."},{"q":"Do you help with the actual fixes?","a":"Yes. The tool finds the problems and describes exactly what needs to change, but if you don't have anyone to hand the list to — or it just sits there — we'll take on the work ourselves based on the report, at a fixed price. <a href=\"/remediation\">Read more about remediation help</a>."},{"q":"We're locked into a contract with Siteimprove, Monsido or similar — what do we do?","a":"Tell us and we'll be pragmatic. If you want to evaluate CompliantHQ without paying for two systems at the same time, we'll typically cover your access to CompliantHQ at no cost until your existing contract expires — giving you proper time to evaluate before deciding whether to switch. Email <a href=\"mailto:hello@complianthq.ai\">hello@complianthq.ai</a> and we'll work it out."}]},"compare":{"title":"How CompliantHQ compares","subtitle":"An honest read on where we beat the established names — and where they beat us. Pick the right tool for your situation, not the loudest brand.","intro":"Most compliance tooling sits in two buckets: enterprise governance suites (Siteimprove, OneTrust) that excel at large-org workflow but require a budget meeting to evaluate, and single-purpose consent banners (Cookiebot, CookieScript) that solve one problem well but leave you to interpret the results. We sit in the gap: scanner + AI advisor that translates findings into specific actions for your stack, billed at a price a small business can sign up for in five minutes.","table":"$37","useUsBody":"<h2>Use CompliantHQ when…</h2><ul><li>You're a small or mid-size business that needs <strong>actionable</strong> compliance findings, not just a dashboard of red flags.</li><li>You want a <strong>compliance partner that knows Swedish enforcement</strong> (DOS-lagen, EAA, IMY decisions, Swedish consent platforms like CookieScript and Sitevision).</li><li>You need to <strong>start using it today</strong> without scheduling a sales call.</li><li>You already have a consent banner (or no banner yet) and want help configuring it correctly across your real-world site.</li></ul>","useThemBody":"<h2>Use the bigger players when…</h2><ul><li>You're a large enterprise with <strong>dedicated compliance teams</strong> who need workflow tooling — assignment, SLAs, approvals — at the level Siteimprove or OneTrust provide.</li><li>You need <strong>the consent banner itself</strong> as part of the same product (Cookiebot, CookieScript, OneTrust).</li><li>You need formal <strong>SOC 2 / ISO 27001</strong> certification of your compliance vendor today (we're not certified yet — see <a href=\"/security\">security</a>).</li></ul>","honestBody":"<h2>An honest note</h2><p>Siteimprove and OneTrust are excellent at scanning and listing what's wrong. The gap we fill sits a layer above that: <strong>understanding, prioritising, and acting on</strong> what the scan finds — not just delivering the list. If you're already happy with Siteimprove plus an internal compliance team that interprets the findings — keep that. If you're paying for findings you don't have time to interpret, that's where we add value.</p>","bridgeOfferBody":"<h2>Already locked in with another vendor?</h2><p>Many organisations in the public-sector and listed-company segments sit in multi-year contracts with Siteimprove, Monsido or similar. If you want to evaluate CompliantHQ without paying for two systems at the same time — <strong>tell us, and we'll cover your access to CompliantHQ at no cost until your existing contract expires</strong>. That way you have proper time to evaluate before committing to a switch. Email <a href=\"mailto:hello@complianthq.ai\">hello@complianthq.ai</a> and we'll work out the details.</p>"},"accessibilityStatement":{"title":"Accessibility statement for complianthq.ai","subtitle":"How accessible we believe this website is, and how to tell us if we're wrong.","lastUpdated":"Last updated: April 2026","body":"$38"},"dpa":{"title":"Data Processing Agreement (DPA)","subtitle":"The agreement applies to all paid plans and forms part of our terms. You accept it when you choose a paid plan; no separate signature is needed.","intro":"When you sign up for a paid CompliantHQ plan you become the data controller for the personal data we process on your behalf, and Style4 Solutions AB becomes your data processor under GDPR Article 28. This page is the full agreement text. 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Click Manage team to invite or remove them.","manageTeam":"Manage team →","workspaceOnlyTag":"this workspace only","inviteScopeLabel":"Access","inviteScopeOrg":"Entire organisation","inviteScopeHelpOrg":"The person gets access to every workspace in the organisation.","inviteScopeHelpWorkspace":"The person gets access to only the selected workspace — not the rest of the organisation.","errorAlreadyOrgMember":"This person is already a member of the organisation and has access to every workspace.","cancel":"Cancel","readOnlyNote":"Only org admins can invite or remove members. The team is shown here for transparency — contact whoever runs the organisation if anything needs to change."},"teamPublic":{"title":"The team behind CompliantHQ","subtitle":"Built by Style4 Solutions AB — a Swedish web consultancy that ships consent platforms and accessibility audits.","intro":"CompliantHQ is run by a small team. We've kept it deliberately small so the people building it are also the ones answering your support email and writing the AI advisor's prompts.","magnusName":"Magnus Johansson","magnusRole":"Founder · Style4 Solutions AB","magnusBio":"Has worked in web development since 1995 — first as an employee, then as a consultant, and from 2012 as the founder of Style4. Spent the last decade implementing CookieScript, Cookiebot, and other consent platforms for clients across Sweden — and noticed that the hard part isn't running the scan, it's interpreting the findings. CompliantHQ is the tool he wished existed.","joinUsHeading":"Working with us","joinUsBody":"We're not actively hiring full-time. 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We point to where your consent platform falls short — not just that the cookie exists, but that the consent itself doesn't meet GDPR standards. Note: this is the consent slice of GDPR. Broader GDPR review — privacy policy, cookie policy, terms, and form consent — is now live in its own module, Policies & terms, which also holds what the policies promise against what the scan actually measured."},"imy":{"name":"IMY enforcement practice","body":"We track Swedish regulatory decisions from IMY (Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten) and reference current practice when recommending fixes. Especially relevant when weighing legitimate interest vs. consent."}},"howHeading":"How it works","how":{"step1":{"title":"Enter your URL","body":"All we need is the address. No install, no agent, no changes to your site."},"step2":{"title":"We scan in a real browser","body":"Playwright visits each page and records exactly what loads before consent. You see progress live."},"step3":{"title":"The AI advisor analyses","body":"Our compliance-specialised AI weighs what it found against Swedish and EU law, your business context, and your consent platform — and delivers a prioritised action plan."},"step4":{"title":"You follow the plan step by step","body":"Each issue has clear instructions. When you've fixed one, click \"Verify\" and we re-scan just that item."}},"outcomeHeading":"What you get","outcome":{"actionPlan":"Prioritised action plan with specific issues and exact fix steps","aiAdvice":"AI advisor to chat with about edge cases — references ePrivacy and GDPR","history":"Full scan history so you can show regulators that compliance is an ongoing process","notifications":"Email when something new appears between scheduled scans — e.g. when marketing adds a new pixel"},"finalCtaHeading":"Start scanning your site — free for 30 days","finalCtaBody":"No credit cards. No mandatory installations. 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Our most-common finding — often in \"brand colours\" on CTA buttons or footer links."},"semantics":{"title":"Structural semantics","body":"Missing alt text on images, broken heading hierarchies, lists that don't use list tags, clickable div elements without role/tabindex. This is where screen readers lose track of the page."},"keyboard":{"title":"Keyboard navigation","body":"Everything must be reachable and operable with the keyboard alone: focus visibility and focus-outline contrast, tab order, keyboard traps, focus unexpectedly jumping to other components, and content hidden behind sticky elements."},"forms":{"title":"Forms and error messages","body":"Labels tied to their fields, error messages screen readers actually hear, password fields that allow pasting and menus that don't navigate when you change the selection. Form testing is enabled per site — no real data is ever submitted."}},"levelsHeading":"Which level do we audit against?","levelsBody":"We audit against WCAG 2.2 level AA — what the law requires (via EN 301 549) and, in practice, the level every serious organisation targets. We don't audit against level A alone (no regulator accepts it) or level AAA (W3C advises against requiring AAA for whole websites, and it's not a legal requirement).","levels":{"aa":{"title":"WCAG 2.2 AA","body":"The standard we audit against — stricter than the current legal floor (WCAG 2.1 AA via EN 301 549 v3.2.1) and where the standard is heading. Covers all the criteria DIGG and PTS actually audit."}},"lawsHeading":"Which regulations we cover","lawsBody":"The accessibility module is built around WCAG criteria mapped to Swedish and EU law.","laws":{"dosLagen":{"name":"DOS-lagen (Swedish Act on Accessibility to Digital Public Services, SFS 2018:1937)","body":"The requirement for municipalities, regions, government agencies, and publicly controlled bodies. Regulator: DIGG. We report every finding mapped to WCAG criteria that DOS-lagen references via EN 301 549."},"eaa":{"name":"Accessibility Act (EAA implementation, SFS 2023:254)","body":"In effect since 28 June 2025 for consumer-facing digital services — e-commerce, banking, e-books, transport info. We help distinguish what's in scope from what's optional for your site."},"en301549":{"name":"EN 301 549 (harmonised EU standard)","body":"The technical standard both DOS-lagen and the Accessibility Act reference. Our scanner maps every WCAG finding back to EN 301 549 clauses so you know exactly what must be fixed to comply."}},"howHeading":"How it works","how":{"step1":{"title":"Enter your URL","body":"No plugin to install. No code change. Just the address."},"step2":{"title":"axe-core runs on every page","body":"Playwright + axe-core — the industry standard for automated accessibility testing. Same engine Deque, Microsoft Accessibility Insights, and similar tools use."},"step3":{"title":"The AI examines each finding — the code AND the pixels","body":"Instead of a dry list of rule IDs, the AI opens the actual page, sees the element in its real context, and reasons through it: is this a real violation, a false positive, or something that needs more info? For findings where HTML alone isn't enough — text over a hero image, contrast in a gradient, a button visually hidden by the cookie banner — we send the screenshot to Anthropic's multimodal vision-AI, which analyses the image itself and judges visually. You get: what's wrong, which WCAG criterion it breaks, what it means for the user, and exactly how to fix it — often with code examples."},"step4":{"title":"Prioritised action plan","body":"The AI knows a critical contrast fail on a CTA button matters more than a minor heading-hierarchy warning. 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AI-assessed findings are always clearly flagged as indications to verify, never as legal verdicts.","heroCtaPrimary":"Start a free scan","heroCtaSecondary":"See pricing","checksHeading":"What we review","checksBody":"The module finds your policy pages automatically, reads the text, and runs around fifty checks — from whether the right information exists at all, to whether it matches reality on the site and the rules for your specific industry.","checks":{"privacyPolicy":{"title":"Privacy policy against GDPR","body":"Is there a reachable privacy policy, and does it contain everything Articles 13–14 require — controller and contact channel, purposes, legal basis, retention, recipients, third-country transfers with a safeguard, the data subjects' rights, the right to withdraw consent and to lodge a complaint with IMY, and a data protection officer where one is required? 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We also flag outdated references, such as the EU's now-discontinued ODR platform."},"forms":{"title":"Forms & consent","body":"Do your forms collect personal data correctly — no pre-ticked consent box (invalid under GDPR Art. 4.11), no consent bundling several purposes into a single tick, a link to the privacy policy, and a stated Article 9 basis when sensitive data such as health is requested? We review every form we find on the pages."},"crossChecks":{"title":"What you say vs what you actually do","body":"This is what no template check can do: we hold your own claims against what the scan measured. \"We don't share data\" but external services load? No third-country transfer mentioned but data goes to the US? The consent banner offers a category the policy doesn't describe? The accessibility statement claims full WCAG compliance but the scan found issues? Every gap becomes its own finding."},"hygiene":{"title":"That the policy is current and trustworthy","body":"We catch the signs of a policy that was never reviewed: references to the repealed PUL or to Datainspektionen, which has been called IMY since 2021, unfilled template placeholders, the wrong company named as controller, broken policy links, a missing update date, and text that exists only in a language other than Swedish or is too hard to read for an ordinary visitor (Art. 12.1)."}},"appliesHeading":"Does this apply to my site?","appliesBody":"The core is reviewed regardless of industry. Then the module adapts to your operation — if you sell something, are a healthcare provider, or a public-sector body, the rules that apply specifically to you are added.","applies":{"all":{"title":"All websites","body":"Privacy policy, cookie declaration and form consent are reviewed regardless of industry — every site with visitors processes personal data."},"selling":{"title":"Selling sites","body":"Purchase and terms of service, a 14-day right of withdrawal, price information, ARN and statutory company details are reviewed on top of the base."},"care":{"title":"Healthcare & care services","body":"Healthcare providers process health data — so we check that the policy states a basis under GDPR Article 9.2 (not a consent checkbox, which doesn't hold in a care relationship), mentions the Patient Data Act, and keeps medical-record data separate from ordinary web and marketing data. We also look for healthcare sites not leaking visit data to advertising platforms (such as a Meta pixel before consent) and, for dental practices, that price information is shown on the web."},"authority":{"title":"Municipalities & public authorities","body":"For public-sector bodies we check that the correct legal basis is stated for the exercise of public authority (Article 6.1 c or e — legitimate interest is not available), and that the policy explains that incoming messages may become public records under the principle of public access."}},"lawsHeading":"Which regulations we cover","lawsBody":"The policy module is built around GDPR's information requirements, complemented by ePrivacy and Swedish consumer/sector law.","laws":{"gdpr":{"name":"GDPR Articles 12–14 (the information duty)","body":"The data subject must receive clear information about what data is processed, why, on what basis and for how long. We check that the policy actually contains what's required — not just that it exists. Some industries are also covered by sector-specific data-protection law — e.g. the Patient Data Act (2008:355) for healthcare providers — which we assess based on the site's industry."},"ePrivacy":{"name":"ePrivacy / Electronic Communications Act (2022:482)","body":"Cookie information must be accurate and complete for consent to be informed. We cross-check the cookie policy against the trackers the scan actually observed."},"consumer":{"name":"Consumer & e-commerce law","body":"For selling sites: the Distance Contracts Act, the alternative-dispute-resolution law and the statutory business details a selling site must show — purchase terms, right of withdrawal, ARN and contact details."},"sector":{"name":"Sector & administrative law","body":"Depending on your operation we factor in rules beyond GDPR: the Patient Data Act (2008:355) for healthcare providers, the principle of public access and the correct legal basis for authorities, and the Language Act (2009:600) for the public sector. For dental practices we also look for price information under the regulation on state dental support, and for healthcare sites that visit data isn't transferred uncontrolled to advertising platforms (GDPR Article 32). The same scan — adapted to which laws actually apply to you."}},"howHeading":"How it works","how":{"step1":{"title":"You enter your URL","body":"No plugin to install. No code changes. The module finds your policy pages itself via the footer, standard URLs and the cookie banner."},"step2":{"title":"We read and review the documents","body":"Each policy, cookie and terms page is fetched and read against checks tied to the relevant legal basis — deterministic where possible, AI-assessed where interpretation is needed."},"step3":{"title":"We cross-run the policy against the scan's findings","body":"The module takes the cookies, trackers and forms that the cookie and accessibility scans already measured and sets them against what the policy documents claim. A tracker that runs but isn't declared, a claim contradicted by the measurement — every discrepancy becomes its own finding. This is where it catches what dry template checks miss."},"step4":{"title":"Prioritised action plan","body":"You get each issue explained in plain language — what's missing, which legal basis it concerns and how to fix it. AI-assessed findings are clearly marked as indications to verify, never as claims of a legal breach."}},"exampleHeading":"An example of what we find","exampleBody":"A cookie policy says \"we use no tracking cookies\" — but the scan measured Google Analytics and the Meta pixel loading before consent. Or: the privacy policy still references PUL, replaced back in 2018, and Datainspektionen, renamed IMY in 2021. 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Better that it flags what's unclear than that it guesses wrong on a decision you build on."},"agencyBandText":"Are you an agency or web developer?","agencyBandSubtext":"CompliantHQ gives you a tool to layer compliance monitoring on top of what you already do — with a substantial agency discount and every client site in one account.","agencyBandCta":"Read why you should choose CompliantHQ →","breadthSection":{"heading":"Four regulatory areas, one tool — in step with the rules","body":"CompliantHQ monitors cookies & tracking, accessibility, policies & terms, and the AI Act in one tool. The same scan also finds broken links and language errors — no law requires it, but it is often what a visitor notices first. Behind every assessment sits a purpose-built compliance knowledge base. It draws on enforcement practice from IMY, DIGG and PTS, curated knowledge of trackers and consent platforms, and the rules of Swedish and EU law. 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You can handle the compliance monitoring on their behalf — and gather all your clients' sites in one shared partner account. Agencies get a substantial discount, and your client pays nothing extra to go through you.","partnerCardBody1Customer":"Do you manage websites for clients too? You can gather all your clients' sites under one shared partner account and handle the compliance monitoring on their behalf. Agencies get a substantial discount, and your clients pay nothing extra to go through you.","partnerCardBody2":"All we need to know is that you work with external clients. No meetings, no lengthy process — email us and you're set up.","partnerCardCta":"Email hello@complianthq.ai","partnerCardLearnMore":"Learn more about the partner setup →","partnerNeedCardHeading":"Fewer hours on investigation, more on the fix","partnerNeedCardBody1":"The tool and whoever runs your website do different jobs. We find the problems, prioritise them by legal risk, and write exactly what needs to change — at the level that's needed (CMS instructions you can click through yourselves, or a developer write-up to hand off).","partnerNeedCardBody2":"They do the actual fix. The difference from letting them find and investigate everything themselves is that the research is already done: they don't have to track down which rules apply, interpret what the scan actually found, or dig into how your cookie platform should be configured.","partnerNeedCardBody3":"We don't replace them. We also take on the things they don't always have time for — ongoing monitoring, new legislation, regulator decisions that change how the rules are interpreted.","overblockedCardHeading":"Sometimes the problem is that you're blocking too much — you're losing conversion data","overblockedCardBody1":"A standard compliance review only ever says \"block more\". We also flag the opposite: when your configuration is so strict that you're losing data you'd actually be allowed to collect.","overblockedCardBody2":"Example: Google Consent Mode v2 has two modes. In \"correctly denied\" Google Ads and Google Analytics send anonymous modelling pings for visitors who declined consent — so conversions and other measurement still come through (without personal data). In \"incorrectly denied\" nothing is sent at all, and the data disappears — even though it would have been legal to keep. The first is what the law requires; the second is often what the site actually does.","overblockedCardBody3":"This kind of over-strict misconfiguration doesn't surface in a compliance review (everything looks strict and safe), but can cost substantially in lost measurement data. And it can take a long time to notice — the error only affects visitors who didn't accept cookies, and because that's only a slice of total traffic the data loss blends into the natural variation and rarely stands out in the statistics. Ongoing monitoring catches these too.","planCardHeading":"Why a one-time review isn't enough","planCardBody1":"This report comes from a free scan and is based on a sample of the site — it says nothing definite about the rest.","planCardBody2":"It's also a snapshot. A website never stands still: a new page, an updated theme or a plugin update can reintroduce issues you just fixed — or create new ones. 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Cookie decisions propagate automatically across all sites in the group, and AI advice stays consistent. Fits multi-brand setups (one e-commerce platform, several storefronts) — not for sites that happen to share a domain but run different platforms.","multiSiteTitle":"Multiple URLs behind the same platform","multiSiteIntro":"Enable if the same site runs on multiple URLs. They'll share cookie configuration, CMS version, and AI recommendations across every variant.","multiSiteToggleLabel":"This site is part of a multi-site install","multiSiteToggleHelp":"(turn off if it's just one URL behind the platform)","multiSiteConfirmTitle":"Enable multi-site mode?","multiSiteConfirmIntro":"This setting is for a specific situation: when the same website — same tech, same content, same owner — runs on several URLs. Then the AI agent benefits from seeing all variants as one unit.","multiSiteConfirmRightUseTitle":"Examples of when this is right:","multiSiteConfirmRightUse1":"Multilingual site: en.example.com and sv.example.com on the same CMS, same cookie stack","multiSiteConfirmRightUse2":"Same company across markets: example.com and example.co.uk on the same install","multiSiteConfirmRightUse3":"An e-commerce engine with multiple brands on the same codebase","multiSiteConfirmWrongUse":"It's not for grouping different websites just because they belong together commercially — e.g. several client sites under an agency, or several hobby sites you run. Different sites → separate installs. 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The data is kept — contact support to restore it.","multiSiteArchiveMemberFailed":"Could not deactivate the site. Try again.","multiSiteHardDeleteMemberCta":"Hard-delete (admin)","multiSiteHardDeleteMemberTooltip":"Permanently delete the site and all its data. URL claim is released.","multiSiteHardDeleteMemberConfirm":"Permanently hard-delete {url}? All scan history, conversations and action plans are wiped. The URL claim is released so the same domain can be registered in a different organisation. This can't be undone.","multiSiteHardDeleteMemberFailed":"Could not hard-delete the site. Try again.","multiSiteAddTitle":"Add a URL to the group","multiSiteAddButton":"Add","multiSiteAddUrlRequired":"Enter a URL.","multiSiteAddFailed":"Could not add the site. 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Try again.","settingsUrlLocked":"The URL can't be changed after the site is created. If you need to scan a different site, delete this one and create a new one.","settingsUrlAdminHint":"As a platform admin you can edit the URL — use the canonical form (no path or query).","settingsSiteSelectorLabel":"Choose a site to edit","settingsSwitchSiteUnsavedConfirm":"You have unsaved changes. Switch site anyway and lose them?","settingsDangerZone":"Deactivate","settingsArchiveSite":"Deactivate site","settingsArchiveGroup":"Deactivate site group","settingsArchiveModalTitleSite":"Deactivate {name}?","settingsArchiveModalTitleGroup":"Deactivate {name}?","settingsArchiveConfirmBody":"It disappears from your dashboards and won't be scanned. The data is kept in our database — contact support if you want it restored.","settingsArchiveConfirmButton":"Yes, deactivate","settingsArchiving":"Deactivating…","settingsArchiveFailed":"Could not deactivate. Try again.","settingsArchiveMultiMemberBlocked":"This site group has multiple active sites. Deactivate them one by one first — once only one remains you can deactivate the whole group.","maxDepthOutOfRange":"Max crawl depth must be between 1 and 10.","maxPagesOutOfRange":"Max pages to scan must be between 1 and 10 000.","modulesHelp":"Enable or disable checks for this site. Disabled modules don't run during scans, and their existing action items are hidden. When you turn the module back on and run a new scan, action items reappear if the problems are still present.","moduleDisabledHint":"This module is turned off for this site. Switch it on to configure settings and start scanning.","modulesStudyLocked":"This site is part of a public industry study. The study measures every site across all modules, so modules can't be turned off here.","moduleSaveFailed":"Couldn't save. 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Finds issues that exclude users with disabilities — required under the Swedish DOS Act (public sector) and the Accessibility Act (consumer services).","module_policy_title":"Policy & terms","module_policy_description":"Audits your policy pages — privacy policy, cookie policy and terms — against GDPR's information requirements, checks that the cookie declaration matches what the scan measures, and that forms collect consent correctly.","module_aiGovernance_title":"AI Act","module_aiGovernance_description":"Detects chat and assistant widgets on the site and flags whether visitors are told they're interacting with an AI system — a transparency requirement under the EU AI Act (Article 50, binding from August 2026).","module_quality_title":"Quality","module_quality_description":"Checks the site's links and reads the page text with AI — misspellings, the wrong word in the right form, and words dropped from a sentence. 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Voluntary for others.","accessibilitySelfAssessmentVerdictYes":"Our assessment: the statement requirement applies to you (public-sector actor).","accessibilitySelfAssessmentVerdictNo":"Our assessment: the statement requirement does not apply to you — but you can still do a self-assessment.","accessibilitySelfAssessmentVerdictUncertain":"Our assessment: unclear whether the statement requirement applies to you — switch it on if you are covered.","accessibilitySelfAssessmentDefaultNote":"Not changed by you — follows our assessment until you choose.","accessibilityFormTestingLabel":"Test forms","accessibilityFormTestingHelp":"Allow us to fill in and submit your forms during a deep scan, to check that error messages are accessible (WCAG 3.3.1). Nothing reaches your recipients — every submission is stopped by an in-browser network block. 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This prevents an in-flight scan from writing inconsistent results. You can change them as soon as the scan finishes.","addSiteBlockedTitle":"Active plan required to add sites","addSiteBlockedBody":"Adding more sites requires an active plan — it isn't included in the trial. Your existing sites and results stay intact.","addSiteBlockedCta":"See plans","errorTrialExpired":"This organisation's trial has ended — pick a plan to add more sites.","qualityLinkCheckLabel":"Check links","qualityLinkCheckHelp":"Finds broken links across the site. Makes HTTP requests to every link, including your own pages and the sites you link to.","qualitySpellCheckLabel":"Check the language","qualitySpellCheckHelp":"An AI proofreads the page text and suggests misspellings, wrong words and words that have dropped out. This is the only part of the module that costs AI usage.","qualityBothOffHint":"Both checks are off, so this module will not find anything. Switch one on, or switch the whole module off.","mySettingsLink":"My settings","mySettingsTitle":"My settings","mySettingsIntro":"Applies to you only, and to this website only. Other websites you have access to are unaffected, nobody else in the organisation sees your view, and the website is scanned the same way whatever you choose here.","myModuleViewHeading":"Areas I work on","myModuleViewIntro":"Tick the areas you fix yourself and the action plan for this website will open in that view. The rest is always one click away, and the status counts everything regardless.","myModuleViewAll":"The action plan shows everything. A new module appears automatically.","myModuleViewSome":"The action plan opens with the ticked areas. Click All in the plan to see the rest.","myModuleViewSave":"Save","myModuleViewSaving":"Saving…","myModuleViewSaved":"Saved.","myModuleViewError":"Could not save. 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Choose this to stay ahead of the next version of the standard."},"cookieFindings":{"title":{"unknownCookieSet":"Cookie \"{name}\" set before consent","cookieAfterReject":"Cookie \"{name}\" stored despite the visitor rejecting consent","iframeBeforeConsent":"Iframe from {domain} loaded before consent","requestBeforeConsent":"Third-party request to {domain} fired before consent","consentModeV2BasicOrOff":"No Google measurement pings seen before consent (Consent Mode v2)","consentModeV2GrantedDefaults":"Google Consent Mode v2 is signalling consent to Google BEFORE the visitor accepted","consentModeV2CorrectDenied":"Google Consent Mode v2 running in denied-by-default mode","consentModeV2DeniedAtPing":"Google receives cookieless pings before consent (Consent Mode v2)","vendor":{"google-analytics":"Google Analytics activates before consent","google-ads":"Google Ads activates before consent","google-maps":"Google Maps loads before consent","google-fonts":"Google Fonts loads before 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consent while the scan watched the page — typical of Consent Mode 'Basic' mode (the CMP blocks Google tags entirely until accept) or CM v2 turned off. It is an absence within a short window, not a guarantee that nothing reaches Google. Google then cannot model conversions for visitors who declined consent, so Google Ads attribution loses 60–90% of declined-visitor data. Fix: enable Advanced mode in your consent platform so a denied-default is signalled before tags fire — most CMP dashboards expose this as a single toggle (e.g. CookieScript, Cookiebot, and OneTrust call it \"Advanced Consent Mode v2\"; other platforms have the equivalent).","consentModeV2GrantedDefaults":"Google Consent Mode v2 is active but its default state is set to GRANTED for ad_storage and/or analytics_storage BEFORE the visitor has given consent. Outgoing GA4/Ads pings carried a `gcs` value that marks consent as granted instead of the denied `G100`, so they went out with consent granted before the visitor chose. Every Google tag that fires before the consent platform's update sends the visit as consented, with attribution, conversion, and remarketing signals. Fix: switch your consent platform to denied-by-default — the setting is in your CMP's dashboard under Google Consent Mode → defaults = denied (e.g. CookieScript, Cookiebot, and OneTrust use that exact label; other platforms have the equivalent). Also audit the GTM container if defaults are set there.","consentModeV2CorrectDenied":"Google Consent Mode v2 is running denied-by-default. The GA4/Ads pings that fire pre-consent are cookieless modeling pings, and no persistent Google identifier cookie (`_ga`, `_ga_*`, `_gid`, `_gcl_*`) was stored on the device before consent. On the cookie-law axis (ePrivacy Art. 5(3)) this is done correctly — nothing is stored on the device before the visitor consents. No regulator (IMY, CNIL) has specifically ruled on this configuration, though, and whether the cookieless ping, which still carries the visitor's IP address to Google, has a legal basis without consent (GDPR Art. 6) remains unsettled. This is therefore an assessment we make, not a regulatory approval.","consentModeV2Undetermined":"The Google tag loaded from Google before consent, and the page declares a denied Consent Mode default (Advanced mode), but no GA4/Ads measurement ping went out while the scan watched the page. What Google receives before consent could therefore not be determined.","consentModeV2DeniedByUpdate":"The GA4/Ads pings sent before consent carried a denied consent state and were cookieless, and no persistent Google identifier cookie (`_ga`, `_ga_*`, `_gid`, `_gcl_*`) was stored on the device before consent. The Consent Mode default, however, is not denied (read from the pings' gcd parameter): the consent tool switched the state to denied before the tags sent. A Google tag that sends before that switch goes out without a denied state.","consentModeV2CookielessPings":"The GA4/Ads pings sent before consent carried a denied consent state and were cookieless, and no persistent Google identifier cookie (`_ga`, `_ga_*`, `_gid`, `_gcl_*`) was stored on the device before consent. Which default state Consent Mode has could not be read from the pings."}},"aiGovernanceFindings":{"title":{"chatbot_ai_transparency":"The {vendor} chat may be AI-driven without telling visitors"},"body":{"chatbot_ai_transparency":"We detected a chat or assistant widget from {vendor} on the site. If the chat is AI-powered, the EU AI Act (Article 50.1, binding 2 August 2026) requires that visitors be clearly informed they are interacting with an AI system — at the latest at the first message. A scan can't tell whether your chat is run by AI or a human agent, so this is something to check, not a confirmed breach.\n\nWorth knowing: the duty is written to bind the provider of the chat technology, but you as the deployer embedding the widget on your site should still make sure the disclosure is in place.\n\n**What to do:** check with your chat vendor whether the widget uses AI or automated replies. If it does, make sure the chat clearly states the visitor is talking to an AI system (e.g. an opening line \"You're chatting with a digital assistant\"), and that the disclosure also works for screen readers (art. 50.5)."}},"policyFindings":{"evidence":{"transfer_undisclosed_denied":"Your statement: \"{quote}\"\nObserved recipients in the US: {recipients}","ga4_ads_link_vendor":"Google Analytics (linked to Google Ads)","health_visit_tracker_ga4_ads_link":"Google Analytics sends visit data to Google's advertising server because your Analytics property is linked to Google Ads. For that one there are two ways: let Google Analytics load only after consent, or turn off the link to Google Ads in the Analytics property's settings."},"title":{"privacy_exists":"The website has no reachable privacy policy","stale_terms":"The policy refers to Datainspektionen, which has been called IMY since 2021","current_legislation":"The policy refers to the repealed Personal Data Act (PUL)","template_unfilled":"The policy still contains unfilled template placeholders","terms_exists":"The site sells but has no user terms","odr_stale":"Terms link to the shut-down EU ODR platform","terms_dispute":"Terms don't mention out-of-court dispute resolution (ARN)","statutory_company_info":"The site is missing statutory company details (name, address, or email)","swedish_language":"The privacy policy is only in a language other than Swedish","controller_identity":"The privacy policy does not name a data controller","controller_wrong_entity":"The privacy policy names the wrong data controller","cookie_category_purpose":"Cookies lack a category or purpose","cookie_lifespan":"The cookie policy doesn't state how long each cookie is stored","undeclared_trackers":"We observed trackers that aren't named in your cookie policy","undeclared_trackers_storage_free":"We observed third-party services that aren't named in your cookie policy","undeclared_trackers_split":"We observed cookies and services that aren't named in your cookie policy","undeclared_trackers_first_party":"We observed cookies from the site's own scripts that aren't named in your cookie policy","undisclosed_sharing":"Your policy says you don't share data with third parties — but we observed external services","transfer_undisclosed":"The policy mentions no transfer outside the EU/EEA, but we observed recipients in the US","transfer_undisclosed_denied":"The policy rules out transfers outside the EU/EEA, but we observed recipients in the US","cookie_contradiction":"Your policy says no tracking cookies are used — but we observed trackers","accessibility_statement_contradiction":"Your accessibility statement claims full WCAG conformance — but the scan found failures","accessibility_statement_missing":"We couldn't find a published accessibility statement","cmp_consistency":"Your consent banner offers a category your cookie policy doesn't describe","processing_purpose_coverage":"You collect data through a form without stating the purpose in your privacy policy","legitimate_interest_specification":"Your policy relies on 'legitimate interest' without saying what that interest is","health_data_legal_basis":"Your policy states no Article 9.2 basis for the health data you process","patient_data_law_unmentioned":"Your policy doesn't mention the Patient Data Act or how records are handled","journal_data_separation":"Your policy doesn't separate patient-record data from website and marketing data","wrong_legal_basis":"Your policy appears to cite consent or legitimate interest for core public-task processing","public_records_unmentioned":"Your policy doesn't mention that incoming messages may become public records","vague_recipients":"Your policy describes the recipients of personal data too vaguely","cookie_consent_invalid":"Your policy describes an invalid way of collecting cookie consent","cookie_consent_invalid_withdrawal":"Your policy names only the browser as the way to withdraw cookie consent","further_processing":"Your policy hints at further use of data without informing about the new purpose","withdrawal_right":"Your terms don't inform consumers of the 14-day right of withdrawal","withdrawal_function":"Upcoming requirement: an online withdrawal function (applies from 19 June 2026)","consumer_phone_number":"The site has no visible phone number (required for distance selling)","price_information":"Your purchase terms make an unclear or incorrect price statement to consumers","automated_decision":"Your policy appears to describe automated decisions without fully explaining the logic and/or consequences","data_source":"Your policy hints that data comes from other sources without stating where from","sensitive_data_basis":"A form collects sensitive personal data without the policy stating a legal basis for it","bundled_consent":"A single consent checkbox appears to bundle several different purposes","purpose_at_collection":"A form collects personal data without stating the purpose at the form","implied_consent_text":"Text at a form turns submitting into consent for something beyond the form's purpose","policy_readability":"The privacy policy appears very hard to read for an ordinary visitor","marketing_optout":"Your policy describes marketing mailings but does not say how the reader opts out","dead_policy_link":"A link to a policy page is broken and leads nowhere","privacy_purposes":"The privacy policy doesn't say why the data is processed","legal_basis":"The privacy policy states no legal basis for processing","legal_basis_staff_only":"The privacy policy states a legal basis only for employees' data","rights_enumerated":"The privacy policy doesn't list the data subject's rights","complaint_right":"The privacy policy doesn't explicitly state the right to complain to the regulator","policy_dated":"The privacy policy has no current 'last updated' date","controller_contact":"The privacy policy gives no contact details for the controller","data_categories":"The privacy policy doesn't describe what personal data it processes","privacy_recipients":"The privacy policy doesn't say who receives the personal data","transfer_safeguards":"Data is transferred outside the EU/EEA with no safeguard named","data_retention":"The privacy policy doesn't say how long the data is kept","consent_withdrawal":"The policy relies on consent but doesn't mention the right to withdraw it","dpo_contact":"No Data Protection Officer contact details in the privacy policy","rights_contact_channel":"No contact channel for exercising your rights","consent_checkbox_prechecked":"Pre-ticked consent checkbox in a form","consent_walled_policy":"The privacy policy cannot be read without first accepting cookies","form_policy_link_missing":"Form has no link to the privacy policy","form_policy_link_unclickable":"The reference to the privacy policy isn't clickable","insecure_form_transport":"A form sends personal data over an unencrypted connection","invalid_tls_cert":"The website's security certificate can't be trusted","dental_price_transparency":"We found no price information on the website","health_visit_tracker_exposure":"Advertising trackers load on your healthcare website before consent","teeth_whitening_peroxide":"Teeth whitening is marketed above the permitted peroxide limit","aesthetic_treatment_info":"Aesthetic injections: the aesthetics-law information isn't shown on the website","published_personal_id":"Personal identity numbers are exposed on the website","sole_trader_id_published":"A sole trader's registration number is printed on the site — check whether it is needed"},"body":{"privacy_exists":"We couldn't find a readable privacy policy on the website. Either it's missing, or the links to it point to a page that doesn't work.\n\nA privacy policy is a basic requirement whenever a website processes personal data — GDPR Articles 12–14 require visitors to be clearly informed about how their data is used. This is common and usually quick to fix.\n\n**What to do:** Publish a privacy policy describing what personal data you collect, why, on what legal basis and for how long it's kept, plus the visitor's rights. Link it clearly in the footer so it's reachable from every page.","stale_terms":"The policy mentions Datainspektionen — an authority that no longer exists under that name. This suggests the text hasn't been updated in several years.\n\nDatainspektionen was renamed Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten (IMY) on 1 January 2021. A policy still citing the old name gives visitors inaccurate information about who the supervisory authority is (GDPR Article 13.2(d)).\n\n**What to do:** Replace references to Datainspektionen with Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten (IMY). If you want to describe the history, it's fine to write 'Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten (formerly Datainspektionen)' — that does not count as an outdated reference.","current_legislation":"The policy refers to a law that no longer applies. This suggests the text hasn't been updated since the GDPR took effect.\n\nPersonuppgiftslagen (the Swedish Personal Data Act, PUL, 1998:204) was repealed on 25 May 2018 and replaced by the GDPR (the Data Protection Regulation), supplemented by the Swedish Data Protection Act (2018:218). A policy still citing PUL gives visitors an inaccurate picture of the legal situation and undermines the requirement for clear and transparent privacy information (GDPR Article 12.1).\n\n**What to do:** Replace references to Personuppgiftslagen/PUL with the GDPR or the Data Protection Regulation. If you want to describe the history, it's fine to write 'previously governed by the Personal Data Act, now the GDPR' — that does not count as an outdated reference.","template_unfilled":"The privacy policy still contains unfilled template placeholders (for example '[Företagsnamn]', '{{company_name}}', 'INSERT COMPANY' or 'Lorem ipsum').\n\nBecause the controller's details were never filled in, the policy doesn't actually identify who is responsible for the personal data — a basic requirement under GDPR Article 13.1 a. A visitor can't tell which company they're trusting with their data, and it signals the policy was published from a template without being completed.\n\n**What to do:** Replace every placeholder with your real company details — the legal company name, organisation number, and contact information — and read the policy through to make sure no template text is left.","terms_exists":"We couldn't find any purchase or user terms on the site, even though you sell goods or services online.\n\nIn distance selling to consumers, the contract terms must be easily accessible before purchase (the Swedish Distance Contracts Act 2005:59, E-Commerce Act 2002:562). The terms document is the basis the right of withdrawal and the delivery and pricing terms rest on.\n\n**What to do:** Publish purchase/user terms and link them clearly — e.g. in the footer and at checkout — so the customer can read them before buying.","odr_stale":"Your terms reference the EU Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) platform. That platform has been decommissioned — the EU shut it down on 20 July 2025 (Regulation (EU) 2024/3228 repealed the old ODR Regulation 524/2013), and the duty to link to it no longer exists.\n\nA remaining ODR link gives visitors inaccurate information and leads to a page that no longer works.\n\n**What to do:** Remove the reference to the ODR platform. Point instead to the Swedish National Board for Consumer Disputes (ARN, arn.se) for out-of-court dispute resolution.","terms_dispute":"Your purchase terms don't inform about the option of out-of-court dispute resolution.\n\nIn a consumer dispute, the trader must point to the Swedish National Board for Consumer Disputes (ARN) and other alternative dispute resolution bodies (Act 2015:671).\n\n**What to do:** Add a sentence noting that a consumer can turn to ARN (arn.se) in a dispute, and state which law governs the contract.","statutory_company_info":"We couldn't find all the company details the law requires you to make easily accessible on the site — name, geographic address, and email address. At least one of these is absent from the policy, terms and contact pages we were able to read.\n\nThe Swedish E-Commerce Act (lag 2002:562), Section 8, requires anyone providing an online service to state name, geographic address and email (plus organisation number where applicable).\n\n**What to do:** Add the company name, a geographic (visiting/postal) address and an email address — e.g. in the footer or on a contact page.","swedish_language":"The site targets a Swedish audience but the privacy policy is written in a language other than Swedish.\n\nInformation about personal data must be given in a form the data subject understands (GDPR Article 12.1); for a Swedish audience that means Swedish. For public bodies the requirement also follows from the Language Act (2009:600), Section 10.\n\n**What to do:** Publish the privacy policy in Swedish (ideally alongside other language versions) so your Swedish visitors can understand it.","controller_identity":"We couldn't find anyone named as the data controller in the privacy policy — no company, organisation or person is identified as responsible for the personal data.\n\nGDPR Article 13.1(a) requires the policy to state the controller's identity. Without a known controller, the visitor can't tell who processes their data or where to turn to exercise their rights.\n\n**What to do:** Clearly state which company or organisation is the data controller, e.g. 'The data controller is [Company Ltd, reg. no …]'.","controller_wrong_entity":"The privacy policy names a company other than your organisation as the data controller — most likely text copied from another organisation's policy. The data subject then can't tell who is actually responsible for the processing (GDPR Article 13.1(a)).\n\n**What to do:** Replace the incorrect company name with your own organisation as the data controller, and read the whole policy through so no details from the template or another organisation remain.","cookie_category_purpose":"The cookie information in your policy doesn't state which category or purpose the cookies serve (necessary, functional, analytics or marketing).\n\nFor consent to be informed, the visitor must understand what each cookie category is used for — required by ePrivacy Directive Article 5.3, implemented in Sweden through the Electronic Communications Act (2022:482), Chapter 9, Section 28.\n\n**What to do:** State a category or purpose per cookie (or per group), e.g. 'necessary', 'analytics' or 'marketing', ideally in a cookie table.","cookie_lifespan":"The cookie information in your policy doesn't state how long cookies are stored on the visitor's device (lifespan or expiry per cookie or category).\n\nHow long the cookies operate is part of the information the visitor must be given under ePrivacy Directive Article 5.3, implemented in Sweden through the Electronic Communications Act (2022:482), Chapter 9, Section 28 – the EU Court of Justice established this in the Planet49 judgment (C-673/17, 2019). (This concerns cookie lifespan, not personal-data retention — that's a separate requirement.)\n\n**What to do:** State a lifespan or expiry per cookie, e.g. 'session', '30 days' or '1 year', ideally in a cookie table.","undeclared_trackers":"During the cookie scan we observed trackers that load on the website but aren't named in your cookie policy. The list below shows the trackers we observed that we couldn't find mentioned in the policy.\n\nFor consent to be informed, the visitor needs to know which trackers are actually set (ePrivacy Article 5.3, implemented in Sweden through the Electronic Communications Act (2022:482), Chapter 9, Section 28; GDPR Article 13.1(e) backs this up on the recipients side). This is not a legality judgement — we are only pointing out that these measured trackers don't appear to be named in the cookie policy. Note that we only measured a sample of pages, so the list reflects what we actually observed.\n\n**What to do:** Add the missing vendors to the cookie policy/cookie table (category and purpose per tracker), or make sure any trackers you don't want to use aren't loaded before consent.","undeclared_trackers_storage_free":"During the cookie scan we observed third-party services that load on the website but aren't named in your cookie policy. In our measurement they set no cookies, but they receive the visitor's IP address when the page loads.\n\nVisitors have the right to know the recipients or categories of recipients of their personal data (GDPR Article 13.1(e)). This is not a legality judgement — we are only pointing out that these measured services don't appear to be named in the policy. Note that we only measured a sample of pages, so the list reflects what we actually observed.\n\n**What to do:** Name the services in the privacy or cookie policy (which service and what it is used for), or load them only once the visitor has chosen to use them.","undeclared_trackers_split":"$19","undeclared_trackers_first_party":"During the cookie scan we saw cookies that the site's own scripts set but that aren't named in your cookie policy. They are set on the site's own domain by a script in the site's own code or the platform's page template, for example a WordPress plugin, so no third-party service sets them. They are still stored on the visitor's device, so the visitor needs to know about them to give informed consent (ePrivacy Article 5.3, implemented in Sweden through the Electronic Communications Act (2022:482), Chapter 9, Section 28). This is not a legality judgement. We are only pointing out that the cookies don't appear to be named in the cookie policy. Note that we only measured a sample of pages, so the list reflects what we actually observed.\n\n**What to do:** Add the cookies to the cookie table (name, purpose and how long they are kept), or turn off the feature that sets them if you don't use it and the platform allows it.","undisclosed_sharing":"Your privacy policy contains a clear statement that you do not share (or never sell) personal data with third parties. During the cookie scan we nonetheless observed the site loading external scripts/services that receive visitor data.\n\nGDPR Article 13.1(e) (recipients) and Article 28 (processors) require that what you say about data sharing matches what actually happens. This is not a legality judgement of the sharing itself — we are pointing out that the policy's claim and the measured reality say different things.\n\n**What to do:** Either remove/adjust the absolute claim so it reflects that you use service providers/processors, or make sure the external scripts we saw genuinely don't load. Your exact statement and the services we observed are cited below.","transfer_undisclosed":"Your privacy policy does not state that personal data is transferred to a country outside the EU/EEA, and so names no safeguard for such a transfer. A statement that data is stored or processed within the EU/EEA is not that disclosure. During the cookie scan we nevertheless observed services that typically send visitor data to recipients in the US — exactly which services apply to your site are listed below.\n\nGDPR Article 13.1(f) requires you to inform about third-country transfers and which safeguard applies. This is not a legality judgement — a transfer to the US can be perfectly lawful under the EU Data Privacy Framework (DPF) or standard contractual clauses. We are only pointing out that the transfer isn't stated in the policy.\n\n**What to do:** Add a paragraph on third-country transfers stating which services it concerns and which safeguard you rely on (DPF/adequacy decision or standard contractual clauses). The observed recipients are listed below.","transfer_undisclosed_denied":"$1a","cookie_contradiction":"Your policy states that the website does not use tracking cookies / third-party cookies (or only necessary cookies). During the cookie scan we nonetheless observed cookies/scripts that are not strictly necessary.\n\nInformed consent requires the cookie information to match what is actually set (ePrivacy Article 5.3 / GDPR Article 13). This is a direct contradiction between what the policy says and what we measured.\n\n**What to do:** Either adjust the statement so it reflects the cookies actually used, or make sure the non-essential cookies we observed aren't set before consent. Your statement and the observed cookies are cited below.","accessibility_statement_contradiction":"Your website's accessibility statement says it is fully compliant with the requirements (the Swedish Act (2018:1937) on the accessibility of digital public services / WCAG 2.1 AA). The accessibility scan nonetheless found serious failures that contradict such a claim.\n\nAn accessibility statement should reflect the site's actual accessibility. The law permits declaring 'partially compliant' with known exceptions — but a claim of *full* conformance that is contradicted by measured WCAG failures is a mismatch between what the statement says and what we measured. This is not a legal ruling on the individual failures — we only point out that the statement's claim and the scan disagree.\n\n**What to do:** Either fix the measured failures, or update the statement to honestly declare 'partially compliant' with the known issues listed (which the law allows). The claim and the measured failures are cited below.","accessibility_statement_missing":"This website is covered by the Swedish Act (2018:1937) on the accessibility of digital public services (DOS-lagen), which requires a published accessibility statement (tillgänglighetsredogörelse). We couldn't find one — not as a dedicated page, a footer link, or text on the site.\n\nAn accessibility statement describes how well the site meets WCAG 2.1 AA, which parts aren't accessible and why, and how visitors can report problems. DIGG (the supervisory authority) requires it to exist and be easy to find, normally linked from the footer.\n\nWe only determine whether a statement exists — not whether its content is adequate. It's possible you have one we failed to locate; please check that it's linked so both visitors and we can reach it.\n\n**What to do:** Publish an accessibility statement (DIGG provides a template) and link it clearly, ideally in the footer. If you already have one, make sure the link works and is visible.","cmp_consistency":"Your consent banner lets visitors choose a cookie category (e.g. statistics or marketing) that your cookie policy doesn't describe. For consent to be informed (ePrivacy Article 5.3 / GDPR Article 7.2), the banner and the policy should describe the same set of categories — otherwise the visitor consents to something in the banner that the policy never explains.\n\nThis is not a measurement against actual cookies, but a comparison between two of your own surfaces: what the banner offers and what the policy describes.\n\n**What to do:** Extend the cookie policy so it describes every category the banner offers (what they contain and why), or remove the category from the banner if it isn't used. The banner's and the policy's categories are cited below.","processing_purpose_coverage":"You collect personal data through one or more forms on the website, but we couldn't find a purpose in your privacy policy that appears to cover it.\n\nGDPR Article 13.1(c) requires the policy to state the purpose of each collection of personal data — the visitor should understand why the data is collected (e.g. 'to handle your booking' or 'to send you our newsletter').\n\nThis is an AI-assessed indication, not a deterministic check — verify against your policy before acting. **What to do:** Add a paragraph to the privacy policy describing why the data in the form is collected, ideally tied to the legal basis. The form in question is cited below.","legitimate_interest_specification":"Your privacy policy relies on legitimate interest as a legal basis but doesn't say what that interest actually is — it appears to use only the bare phrase 'legitimate interest'.\n\nWhen processing rests on legitimate interest (GDPR Article 6.1(f)), Article 13.1(d) requires the policy to state the specific interest pursued — for example 'to prevent fraud', 'for direct marketing to existing customers' or 'for network and information security'. The bare phrase alone doesn't let the visitor judge or object to the processing.\n\nThis is an AI-assessed indication, not a deterministic check — verify against your policy before acting. **What to do:** Wherever you rely on legitimate interest, name the concrete interest. A short balancing-test note (why your interest isn't overridden by the individual's rights) further strengthens it. Where we could point to the relevant wording, it is shown below.","health_data_legal_basis":"If you collect health-related data through the website, that processing needs a basis under GDPR Article 9.2 — and your privacy policy doesn't appear to state one for that sensitive data specifically.\n\nHealth data is a special category of personal data under GDPR Article 9.1 and may only be processed if an exception in Article 9.2 applies. For healthcare, the basis is normally **Article 9.2(h)** (medical care and treatment) — **not consent**. A consent checkbox is the wrong path for a care provider: the care relationship isn't voluntary in the way valid consent requires, so a consent box for record data would be invalid.\n\nThis is an AI-assessed indication, not a deterministic check — verify against your policy before acting. **What to do:** State Article 9.2(h) explicitly as the basis for processing health data in care. Do NOT add a consent checkbox for record data — fill in the basis in the text instead.","patient_data_law_unmentioned":"If you process patient data through the website, the policy should orient readers to the Swedish Patient Data Act — yours doesn't appear to mention it or how records are handled.\n\nThe Patient Data Act (patientdatalagen, 2008:355) governs how care providers keep and handle patient records, alongside GDPR. A patient should be able to understand that record-keeping follows the Patient Data Act and not the same rules as, say, a newsletter.\n\nThis is an AI-assessed indication, not a deterministic check — verify against your policy before acting. **What to do:** Add a paragraph stating that patient data is processed under the Patient Data Act (2008:355) and how record-keeping works.","journal_data_separation":"Your privacy policy doesn't appear to separate patient-record data from ordinary website and marketing data — they're treated under the same terms in the text.\n\nPatient-record data is governed by the Patient Data Act (patientdatalagen, 2008:355) and processed in care under Article 9.2(h), whereas data you collect through the website (newsletter, contact form, analytics) falls under GDPR's ordinary bases. Conflating them — for example claiming all data, including records, is processed on the basis of consent — gives the patient a wrong picture of their rights.\n\nThis is an AI-assessed indication, not a deterministic check — verify against your policy before acting. **What to do:** Describe patient-record data (Patient Data Act, care under Article 9.2(h)) in its own section, separate from the website and marketing data you process on GDPR's ordinary bases.","wrong_legal_basis":"$1b","public_records_unmentioned":"When someone emails or submits a form to a public authority, the message normally becomes a public record. Your privacy policy doesn't appear to tell the visitor this.\n\nFor a public authority (municipality, region or central-government agency), incoming and drawn-up documents are covered by the principle of public access (the Swedish Freedom of the Press Act, chapter 2). This means a message a visitor sends in may be registered, retained and disclosed to anyone who requests it — which is quite different from how data is normally handled at a private company. The data subject should be told this so they understand what happens to their information.\n\nThis is an AI-assessed indication, not a deterministic check — verify against your policy before acting. **What to do:** Add a sentence to your privacy policy stating that messages and documents sent to the authority may become public records under the principle of public access (Freedom of the Press Act, chapter 2) and may therefore be retained and disclosed.","vague_recipients":"Your privacy policy mentions that personal data is shared with recipients, but describes them only in vague terms — e.g. 'trusted partners' or 'third parties' — with no name or concrete category.\n\nGDPR Article 13.1(e) requires the policy to state the recipients or the categories of recipients. Concrete categories are perfectly sufficient (e.g. 'payment providers', 'IT hosting providers', 'analytics services' or 'authorities where required by law') — but wording like 'trusted partners' tells the visitor nothing about who actually receives the data.\n\nThis is an AI-assessed indication, not a deterministic check — verify against your policy before acting. **What to do:** Replace the vague wording with concrete categories of recipients, or name them where you can. You don't need to list every individual provider — an informative category is enough.","cookie_consent_invalid":"$1c","cookie_consent_invalid_withdrawal":"Your cookie/privacy policy appears to give the browser's settings as the way to withdraw consent to cookies, without naming any way back on the website itself.\n\nWithdrawing consent must be as easy as giving it (GDPR Article 7.3). When consent is given on the website, for example with a click in a cookie banner, the visitor must be able to withdraw it there too. Having to switch to another interface, such as the browser's settings, just to withdraw consent is undue effort according to the EDPB (Guidelines 05/2020 on consent, paragraph 114). Mentioning that the visitor can also manage cookies in their browser is of course fine, but it is not enough as the only way back.\n\nThis is an AI-assessed indication, not a deterministic check. Verify against your policy before acting. **What to do:** Offer the same way back as the way in, for example a link to the cookie settings that is always on the page (often in the footer) and opens the choice again, and say in the policy where the visitor withdraws consent.","further_processing":"$1d","withdrawal_right":"$1e","withdrawal_function":"$1f","consumer_phone_number":"$20","price_information":"$21","automated_decision":"$22","data_source":"$23","sensitive_data_basis":"$24","bundled_consent":"$25","purpose_at_collection":"$26","implied_consent_text":"$27","policy_readability":"$28","marketing_optout":"$29","dead_policy_link":"A link to one of the website's policy pages is broken — instead of the document, visitors hit an error page.\n\nWhen a promised policy can't be opened, the requirement that the information be easily accessible isn't met (GDPR Article 12.1). This is usually a leftover link after a restructure and is typically quick to fix.\n\n**What to do:** Point the link to the correct address, or publish the document at the address the link expects. Check both footer links and links from inside other policy texts.","privacy_purposes":"We couldn't find a description of why you process visitors' personal data in the privacy policy.\n\nGDPR Article 13.1(c) requires the policy to state the purposes of processing — visitors should understand what the data is actually used for (e.g. order handling, newsletters, statistics).\n\n**What to do:** Add a paragraph describing each purpose you collect data for, in plain language. Ideally tie each purpose to its legal basis.","legal_basis":"The privacy policy states no legal basis for processing personal data.\n\nEvery purpose must rest on one of the legal bases in GDPR Article 6 — consent, performance of a contract, legal obligation, legitimate interest, etc. — and Article 13.1(c) requires the basis to appear in the policy.\n\n**What to do:** For each purpose, state which legal basis you rely on, e.g. 'to perform the purchase contract' or 'on the basis of legitimate interest'.","legal_basis_staff_only":"The privacy policy states a legal basis for employees' data, the employment contract or the collective agreement, but none for others it covers, such as the website's visitors, customers or patients. The sentence from the policy is shown below.\n\nEvery purpose must rest on one of the legal bases in GDPR Article 6, such as consent, performance of a contract, legal obligation or legitimate interest, and Article 13.1(c) requires the basis to appear in the policy.\n\n**What to do:** For each purpose that concerns visitors, customers or patients, state which legal basis you rely on, e.g. 'to perform our contract with you' or 'on the basis of legitimate interest'. If the policy is written only for employees: extend it, or publish a separate policy for the website's visitors.","rights_enumerated":"The privacy policy doesn't clearly list the visitor's rights as a data subject.\n\nGDPR Article 13.2(b) and 15–22 give the data subject rights including access, rectification, erasure, restriction, objection and data portability — and the policy must inform about them.\n\n**What to do:** Add a 'Your rights' section listing the rights and how the visitor exercises them (e.g. a contact route for requests).","complaint_right":"The privacy policy doesn't explicitly state that the visitor has the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority.\n\nGDPR Article 13.2(d) requires the policy to inform about the right itself. Naming or linking the supervisory authority — in Sweden, the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (IMY) — is not enough; the policy must state that the visitor has the right to complain to it if they believe their data is being processed incorrectly.\n\n**What to do:** Add a sentence along the lines of \"If you believe we are processing your personal data incorrectly, you have the right to lodge a complaint with the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (IMY)\", ideally with a link to imy.se.","policy_dated":"The privacy policy has no clear 'last updated' date — or the date is so old that the text likely hasn't been reviewed since GDPR took effect.\n\nA visible, current date helps the visitor judge whether the information is relevant and is part of the transparency requirement (GDPR Article 5.1 + 12). It's not a hard rule, but a strong signal of whether the policy is maintained. (A '© 2024' year does not count as an update date.)\n\n**What to do:** Add a line at the top or bottom, e.g. 'Last updated: YYYY-MM-DD', and update it whenever you change the text.","controller_contact":"We couldn't find a way to contact the controller in the privacy policy — no email, postal address or contact page.\n\nGDPR Article 13.1(a) requires that the visitor can reach the controller, e.g. to exercise their rights (request access, erasure, etc.).\n\n**What to do:** Add a clear contact detail to the policy — at least an email address, ideally a postal address and a link to your contact page.","data_categories":"The privacy policy doesn't describe which categories of personal data you process (e.g. name, email, IP address, payment details).\n\nGDPR Article 13/14 requires the visitor to know what types of data are collected — otherwise the scope of processing can't be understood.\n\n**What to do:** Add a paragraph listing the categories of personal data you actually process.","privacy_recipients":"The privacy policy doesn't state which recipients or categories of recipients receive the personal data (suppliers, processors, partners, authorities).\n\nGDPR Article 13.1(e) requires the visitor to be informed about who the data is shared with — categories are enough, but something must be stated.\n\n**What to do:** Add a paragraph on which recipients or categories of recipients you share data with, e.g. 'payment service providers' or 'IT suppliers processing data on our behalf'.","transfer_safeguards":"The privacy policy mentions that personal data is transferred outside the EU/EEA but names no safeguard for the transfer.\n\nFor a third-country transfer, GDPR Article 46 requires a safeguard — standard contractual clauses (SCC), an EU adequacy decision, or the Data Privacy Framework (DPF). This is not a legality verdict; only the mechanism you use is missing.\n\n**What to do:** State which safeguard applies to the transfer, e.g. 'transfers rely on the EU standard contractual clauses' or by referring to an adequacy decision / DPF.","data_retention":"The privacy policy doesn't state how long personal data is kept, or the criteria that determine the retention period.\n\nGDPR Article 13.2(a) requires the visitor to know the retention period — a concrete time or a criterion ('for the duration of the customer relationship', 'as required by the Accounting Act') both suffice. (This concerns personal data, not cookie lifespan.)\n\n**What to do:** Add a retention period or criteria per purpose, e.g. 'customer data is kept for 36 months after the last purchase' or 'as long as required by the Accounting Act'.","consent_withdrawal":"The privacy policy states consent as a legal basis but doesn't mention that the visitor can withdraw it at any time.\n\nWhere processing rests on consent, GDPR Article 13.2(c) requires the policy to inform about the right to withdraw, and Article 7.3 requires withdrawal to be as easy as giving consent.\n\n**What to do:** Add a sentence noting that consent can be withdrawn at any time, and describe how (e.g. via an unsubscribe link or by contacting you).","dpo_contact":"The privacy policy does not give contact details for a Data Protection Officer (DPO). Based on the information available, your organisation likely falls under the DPO requirement (for example as a public authority, or because you carry out large-scale processing of sensitive data).\n\nWhere a DPO is required, the policy must state the DPO's contact details (GDPR Article 37 and Article 13.1(b) / 14.1(b)) so that data subjects and the supervisory authority can reach them. This is an assessment, not a confirmed breach – the requirement only applies if you are in fact obliged to appoint a DPO.\n\n**What to do:** If you have appointed a DPO, add their contact details to the policy – a name or role plus a contact channel (an email address is enough). If you are unsure whether the requirement applies, check your activities against Article 37.1.","rights_contact_channel":"The policy lists data-subject rights but gives no concrete way to exercise them. Under GDPR Article 12.2 you must facilitate the exercise of these rights.\n\n**What to do:** Add a clear contact channel to the policy – an email address, a link to a contact form, a postal address, or a reference to your data protection officer – so a visitor knows where to send a request such as a subject-access request or an erasure request.","consent_checkbox_prechecked":"A form on the website has a consent checkbox that is already ticked on page load. Pre-ticked consent is not valid under the GDPR – the Court of Justice ruled in Planet49 (C-673/17) that consent requires an active, unambiguous action (Articles 4.11 and 7).\n\n**What to do:** Leave the box unticked by default so the visitor actively ticks it to consent. The affected checkbox text is cited below.","consent_walled_policy":"$2a","form_policy_link_missing":"A form that collects personal data has no privacy-policy link in its vicinity. Under GDPR Articles 13.1 and 12.1, information about how the data is processed must be easily accessible at the point of collection.\n\n**What to do:** Add a link to the privacy policy next to the form so visitors can read about the processing before submitting their data.","form_policy_link_unclickable":"Next to the form, the address of the privacy policy is written out as text rather than linked. The information is there — anyone who wants to read it just has to retype the address by hand.\n\nThis is not a gap in the information itself, but in how easily it can be reached: GDPR Article 12.1 speaks of easily accessible information, and an address you have to key in is particularly awkward with a screen reader or with limited dexterity.\n\n**What to do:** Turn the address into a clickable link.","insecure_form_transport":"A form on the website sends data over an unencrypted connection (http instead of https). That means what the visitor types in – name, email, password or other details – can travel in cleartext and be intercepted in transit. For personal data this counts as an inadequate technical security measure under GDPR Article 32, which requires data to be protected in proportion to the risk – encryption in transit (https/TLS) is the baseline. A login form over http is especially serious, since passwords then travel unprotected.\n\n**What to do:** Serve the whole website over https with a valid TLS certificate (e.g. a free one from Let's Encrypt), and make sure form targets (`action`) point to an https address. Force a redirect from http to https so no page – or form – can be reached unencrypted. The affected forms and their targets are listed below.","invalid_tls_cert":"The website's TLS certificate – the one that gives the padlock in the address bar and encrypts the traffic – can't be verified. It may be expired, self-signed, issued for a different domain, or missing a trusted issuer chain. Visitors are then usually met with a security warning, and the connection can't be guaranteed safe from eavesdropping or tampering (man-in-the-middle). When the website collects personal data, a valid certificate is one of the technical security measures GDPR Article 32 requires. (Note: TLS still encrypts the traffic – the problem is that the visitor can't trust *who* it's encrypted to.)\n\n**What to do:** Renew or replace the certificate with a valid one from a trusted authority (e.g. a free one from Let's Encrypt), and make sure it covers exactly the domain visitors use (including www and the bare domain). Automate renewal so it can't lapse again. The specific cause is stated below.","dental_price_transparency":"$2b","health_visit_tracker_exposure":"$2c","health_visit_tracker_exposure_no_consent_tool":"$2d","health_visit_tracker_exposure_ga4_ads_link":"$2e","teeth_whitening_peroxide":"The website markets teeth whitening with a peroxide level that appears to be above the permitted limit. Under the EU Cosmetics Regulation (1223/2009, Annex III), tooth-whitening products with more than 6% hydrogen peroxide (present or released) may not be sold or used – products between 0.1% and 6% may only be supplied via a dentist. For carbamide peroxide the cap corresponds to about 22% (the regulatory equivalence to 6% hydrogen peroxide).\n\nWe deliberately don't state an exact converted hydrogen-peroxide level, because the release varies between products. The stated percentage may also refer to a product you no longer use, or sit in a different context – so we flag it as something to check, not as an established breach.\n\n**What to do:** Check the level in the whitening product you market and make sure it is within the limit (at most 6% hydrogen peroxide, equivalent to about 22% carbamide peroxide). If the stated percentage doesn't match the product you actually use, correct the text on the website.","aesthetic_treatment_info":"$2f","published_personal_id":"$30","sole_trader_id_published":"$31"}},"a11yLawPrompt":{"heading":"Does the accessibility law apply to your organisation?","intro":"It's not certain that you are legally required to follow the accessibility law. 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pages","notChecked":"what such a listener is used for, and whether the same function is reachable with ordinary controls and can be switched off"},"2_5_1":{"checked":"that slideshows can be advanced by something other than a swipe, read from the slideshow's own settings","notChecked":"maps and other surfaces zoomed by pinching, and slideshows built without a known carousel library"},"2_5_3":{"checked":"that a control's visible text is part of its accessible name","notChecked":"controls whose visible name is an image or an icon"},"2_5_8":{"checked":"the size of click targets and the distance to the nearest neighbour","notChecked":"the exceptions — a target small because it sits inside a sentence, or because the size is essential"},"3_1_1":{"checked":"that the page states which language it is written in, and that linked PDFs do the same","notChecked":"whether the stated language matches the text"},"3_1_2":{"checked":"that passages in another language are marked with that language","notChecked":"individual foreign words and phrases"},"3_2_1":{"checked":"whether something unexpected happens merely from a field receiving focus","notChecked":"changes that occur only after a delay"},"3_2_2":{"checked":"whether changing a value submits the form or navigates away","notChecked":"changes that need several fields filled in to trigger"},"3_2_3":{"checked":"whether navigation looks the same and sits in the same place across pages","notChecked":"pages we didn't scan, and navigation that differs on mobile"},"3_3_1":{"checked":"that form errors are pointed out in text and not by colour alone","notChecked":"errors caught only on the server, and whether the message says how to fix it"},"3_3_2":{"checked":"that form fields have a visible label or instruction","notChecked":"whether the label is understandable and enough to fill in correctly"},"3_3_8":{"checked":"whether login fields block pasting a password","notChecked":"whether an alternative to remembering the password exists, such as signing in with another service"},"4_1_2":{"checked":"that buttons, fields and other components have a name and a role in the code","notChecked":"custom components whose state changes without the code following along"},"4_1_3":{"checked":"whether messages appearing without a page change, such as \"saved\", are marked up so screen readers announce them","notChecked":"messages in flows we couldn't trigger"}},"howToLabel":"How to find out"},"wcag":{"criteria":{"1_1_1":{"name":"Non-text Content","check":"Do your images, icon buttons and CAPTCHA have a text saying what they show or do? Images that are pure decoration should have an empty alt text.","more":"Someone who can't see the image has it read aloud by their screen reader through an invisible text (alt text). That text should say what the image says: a phone icon that is a link should read \"Call us\", not \"icon\" or \"image123.jpg\". The same goes for buttons that are just an icon — they need a name saying what they do. If you have a CAPTCHA it needs a text saying what it is, plus an alternative for anyone who can't solve that particular form. An image that is pure decoration should have an EMPTY alt text — Sitevision has a checkbox for it. Never type \"decorative image\" into the field; those words then get read aloud. And an image with no alt field at all is not the same as empty: then the screen reader reads out the filename. The scan looks at images inserted as image files. Icons drawn with code or a font, and images placed in the background via CSS, are invisible to it — those you review yourself.","howTo":"Open your most important pages in your CMS's edit mode and read the alt texts on the images. Ask yourself for each one: would I have understood what the image shows from that text alone?","notMet":"Some images have no text describing what they show."},"1_2_1":{"name":"Audio-only and Video-only (Prerecorded)","check":"Do you have prerecorded audio (e.g. podcasts) or video without sound? Such content needs a text alternative conveying the content.","more":"For prerecorded audio-only material there must be a text that corresponds to the audio — a transcript or summary covering what is said. For video without sound, a text or an audio track describing what happens is enough. Does not apply to live broadcasts.","howTo":"Open the pages with podcasts or silent videos and look for the text next to each: do you get the full content from it alone? If you have no podcasts or silent videos at all, the criterion is not applicable.","notMet":"Recorded audio or silent video sometimes has no text alternative conveying its content."},"1_2_2":{"name":"Captions (Prerecorded)","check":"Do your recorded videos with speech have captions — reviewed by someone, not just machine-generated?","more":"Someone who can't hear needs captions conveying what is said and important sounds (e.g. \"[applause]\"). The captions can be burned into the picture or switchable in the player. Automatic captions from e.g. YouTube only count if someone has reviewed and corrected them — they often get names and terminology wrong.","howTo":"Play the videos with the sound off and read the captions: do you understand what is said, and are names and terms correct? Auto-captioned videos only count once someone has corrected the text.","notMet":"Captions are missing from some recorded video with speech."},"1_2_3":{"name":"Audio Description or Media Alternative (Prerecorded)","check":"Do your videos carry information shown only visually? Provide audio description or a text describing the visuals.","more":"For prerecorded video with sound, visual content not conveyed by the audio must be made available — either as audio description (a voice describing the visuals in the pauses) or as a text covering both speech and key visual cues. The difference from 1.2.5: here at level A a text alternative is also acceptable — 1.2.5 at level AA requires real audio description. If you meet 1.2.5, this criterion is automatically met.","howTo":"Play your videos without watching the picture: does everything come through in the audio? If not, the video needs audio description or a descriptive text next to it.","notMet":"In some videos, what is only shown visually is neither audio-described nor described in text."},"1_2_4":{"name":"Captions (Live)","check":"Do you broadcast live with sound (webinars, live streams)? Such broadcasts must be captioned in real time.","more":"Live broadcasts with speech must be captioned while they run. This only applies if you actually broadcast live — if you have no live broadcasts, the requirement is not applicable.","howTo":"Watch your next live broadcast (council meeting, webinar): is it captioned while it runs? If you never broadcast live, the criterion is not applicable.","notMet":"Live broadcasts are not captioned as they happen."},"1_2_5":{"name":"Audio Description (Prerecorded)","check":"Do your recorded videos have audio description — a voice describing what is only shown on screen — or is there an audio-described version?","more":"Someone who can't see needs to know what happens on screen when the audio doesn't tell them: who is present, what is shown, text displayed in the picture. At the level the law requires, a text description next to the video is not enough (it was for 1.2.3) — it has to be audio description in or alongside the video. Since the legal requirement is AA, this criterion is the governing one of the two — if you meet it, 1.2.3 is automatically met.","howTo":"Play the videos with your eyes closed: do you learn what happens on screen — who is present, what is shown? If not, audio description is missing.","notMet":"Certain recorded videos have no audio description."},"1_3_1":{"name":"Info and Relationships","check":"Are headings, lists, tables and form fields real headings, lists and tables — not just text that looks like them?","more":"A screen reader doesn't read the layout, it reads the code. If a heading is just ordinary text in bold, the user hears no heading and can't jump between sections. The same goes for lists made with hyphens and tables drawn with spaces.","howTo":"Open a few content pages in your publishing tool's edit mode: are headings set with heading styles (Heading 2, Heading 3) and lists and tables built with the tools — not bold text, hyphens and spaces?","notMet":"Headings, lists and tables on some pages are made with bold text and spaces instead of the editor's own formats, so a screen reader cannot convey how the content hangs together."},"1_3_2":{"name":"Meaningful Sequence","check":"If you read the page top to bottom without the layout — e.g. with the keyboard or in the browser's reader mode — does the content come in an understandable order?","more":"A screen reader reads the page in the order the content sits in the code, not where it appears on screen. If a fact box in the right column sits in the middle of the body text in the code, it is heard mid-sentence.","howTo":"Tab through the page and check that the highlight moves in reading order, or open the page in the browser's reader mode: does the content come in an understandable order?","notMet":"Content on some pages is not read out in a meaningful order."},"1_3_3":{"name":"Sensory Characteristics","check":"Do you use instructions like \"the button on the right\" or \"the green box\"? Add a cue that doesn't rely on position, colour or shape.","more":"Instructions must not rely solely on where something sits, its colour or shape, or how it sounds. \"Press the round button\" doesn't work for someone who can't see it — complement with e.g. the button's text.","howTo":"Read the instructions in forms, help texts and error messages: does any point solely at position, colour or shape (\"the button on the right\")? Then add something that doesn't require sight — e.g. the button's name.","notMet":"Instructions sometimes identify things by position, colour or shape alone, such as \"click the green button on the right\", which tells nothing to someone who cannot see the page."},"1_3_4":{"name":"Orientation","check":"Does the site work on a phone both held upright and sideways?","more":"Some people have their phone mounted on a wheelchair or a stand and can't rotate it. So the page must not require a particular orientation, unless it is essential to the function (like a virtual piano).","howTo":"Open the site on a phone and rotate it between portrait and landscape: does the page follow along, and can everything be read and used in both orientations?","notMet":"The display is locked to portrait or landscape orientation on some pages."},"1_3_5":{"name":"Identify Input Purpose","check":"Can the browser autofill name, email, phone and address in your forms?","more":"Not having to type your own details over and over helps people with motor difficulties or memory problems — and everyone else. It requires the fields to be marked up in a standard way (autocomplete) that the browser recognises.","howTo":"Open a form in a browser where your details are saved: does it offer to fill in name, email and address? If not — ask whoever built the site to mark the personal-data fields with autocomplete.","notMet":"Fields for personal data are not always marked so that the browser can fill them in automatically."},"1_4_1":{"name":"Use of Color","check":"Do you convey anything by colour alone — e.g. a field that failed only changing its border from grey to red, or links in text that stand out only by colour?","more":"Roughly one in twelve men can't tell red from green, and a screen reader sees no colours at all. So colour must never be the only way to convey something: an error also needs a text or symbol, a chart needs labels or patterns, and a link in running text needs underlining or something other than colour alone. The test is black and white: does the difference disappear? A border that APPEARS around a failed field is visible without colour and passes — but an existing border merely changing colour does not.","howTo":"Look at form errors, status markers and charts and ask yourself: would I have seen the difference in black and white? Is there always a text, symbol, border or pattern besides the colour?","notMet":"Colour alone is sometimes used to convey information, such as a field turning red when something is wrong, so anyone who cannot tell the colours apart misses it."},"1_4_2":{"name":"Audio Control","check":"Does any sound start playing by itself when a page opens — music, a video with sound?","more":"Someone using a screen reader hears their computer read the page — if the site plays sound at the same time, it is drowned out. Sound that starts on its own and lasts more than three seconds must therefore be pausable or stoppable on the page, independent of the computer's volume. Simplest is to never start sound automatically.","howTo":"Open the pages with video or carousels: do you hear anything without asking for it? Sound that starts on its own must be pausable right on the page.","notMet":"Audio sometimes starts on its own and cannot be turned off."},"1_4_3":{"name":"Contrast (Minimum)","check":"Is all text easy to read against its background — including light grey text, text on top of images and text on coloured buttons?","more":"People with low vision need a clear difference between text and background. The requirement in numbers is at least 4.5:1 (3:1 for large text) — in practice this means light grey on white doesn't pass, and white text on a bright photo rarely does.","howTo":"Review the fine print in the footer, text on top of images and coloured buttons: can everything be read without effort? Unsure — squint, or compare with the ordinary body text.","notMet":"The contrast between text and its background is too low in places."},"1_4_4":{"name":"Resize Text","check":"Can the page be enlarged to double size in the browser without text disappearing or overlapping?","more":"Many people with low vision zoom in the browser instead of using assistive tech. The page must keep up: text must not be cut off, buttons must not overlap and the menu must not disappear.","howTo":"Press Ctrl and plus (Cmd and plus on Mac) five times: can all text still be read and every button clicked, without anything being clipped or overlapping?","notMet":"When the page is enlarged to 200 per cent, some content cannot be read or used."},"1_4_5":{"name":"Images of Text","check":"Do you have text saved as an image — headings, prices or campaign messages placed as an image file instead of real text?","more":"Text in an image can't be enlarged sharply, read by screen readers or translated. Where possible, text should be real text on the page; the exception is logos and cases where an exact appearance is the point.","howTo":"Try selecting the text in banners, heading images and price lists with the mouse: if it can't be selected it is an image — and needs to become real text.","notMet":"Text is sometimes stored as an image instead of as real text."},"1_4_10":{"name":"Reflow","check":"Does the site work on a narrow phone screen without having to drag sideways to read?","more":"Someone who zooms heavily or uses a small phone should get the content in a single column readable top to bottom. Having to drag sideways for every line makes the page practically unreadable. Exceptions for content that needs width, like large tables and maps.","howTo":"Open the pages on a phone — especially those with tables and wide images: can you read everything top to bottom without dragging sideways?","notMet":"Horizontal scrolling is required on some pages when the screen is narrow."},"1_4_11":{"name":"Non-text Contrast","check":"Are buttons, icons, checkboxes and the border around input fields clearly visible against the background — not just the text?","more":"The contrast requirement isn't just for text: someone with low vision must also be able to make out where an input field starts, that a button is a button and what an icon depicts. Common problems are light grey field borders, pale icons and buttons that are just a thin outline. The guide value is at least 3:1 against the adjacent colour.","howTo":"Look at form fields, checkboxes and outline-only buttons: do they stand out clearly against the background? Take a screenshot and make it black and white — does anything disappear?","notMet":"Buttons, fields or icons are sometimes too faint against their background."},"1_4_12":{"name":"Text Spacing","check":"Does the page still work if a visitor increases the spacing between lines and letters with an assistive tool — without text being clipped or overlapping?","more":"People with dyslexia or low vision often increase line and letter spacing with a browser extension. The page must tolerate it: text must not be cut off or disappear, and fixed-height boxes must not hide content.","howTo":"This needs a browser extension that increases text spacing — easiest is to ask whoever built the site to confirm that no text areas have fixed heights that clip content when spacing increases.","notMet":"Content is sometimes clipped or overlaps when the visitor increases line and letter spacing."},"1_4_13":{"name":"Content on Hover or Focus","check":"Do small boxes or menus appear when you hover the mouse over something? They must be dismissable, hoverable and stay until you want them gone.","more":"Things that appear on hover (explanations, submenus) cause trouble for anyone who magnifies the screen — the box can end up outside the viewport or vanish when they try to move to it. So it must be dismissible with Esc without moving the pointer, hoverable without disappearing, and persistent until dismissed.","howTo":"Hover over menus and explanation boxes: can the box be dismissed with Esc, can you move the pointer into it without it disappearing, and does it stay until you dismiss it yourself?","notMet":"Panels that appear when you hover over something cannot always be dismissed or pointed at."},"2_1_1":{"name":"Keyboard","check":"Can everything on the site be done with the keyboard alone — opening menus, filling in forms, closing pop-ups?","more":"Someone who can't use a mouse — due to low vision, tremors or paralysis — drives the site with the keyboard. The keys that matter: Tab moves, Enter and Space click, arrow keys choose in menus and sliders, Esc closes. Custom-built features like carousels, maps and booking flows are the ones that most often fail.","howTo":"Put the mouse aside and get through an important flow with only Tab, Enter/Space, arrow keys and Esc: do you get stuck anywhere, or is there something you can't reach at all?","notMet":"Not every function can be operated by keyboard alone."},"2_1_2":{"name":"No Keyboard Trap","check":"Can you always tab onwards — or do you get stuck somewhere, e.g. in a map, a video player or a chat box?","more":"If keyboard focus lands in a part of the page you then can't leave, the visitor is trapped — the only way out is closing the tab. It happens most often in embedded third-party content: maps, video players, chat widgets.","howTo":"Tab into maps, video players and chat boxes and check that you get out again with Tab, Esc or an arrow key — without reaching for the mouse.","notMet":"Keyboard users get stuck in places and cannot move on without a mouse."},"2_1_4":{"name":"Character Key Shortcuts","check":"Does the site have single-key shortcuts — e.g. \"s\" opens search? They must be switchable off, or require Ctrl/Alt.","more":"If a single letter does something on the page, someone dictating by voice or typing slowly will trigger it by accident — saying \"send\" may make the letter s open the search box. Single-key shortcuts must therefore be possible to turn off or remap, or only work when focus is in that specific feature.","howTo":"Ask whoever built the site whether there are custom single-key shortcuts. If there are none, the criterion is met as is; if there are, they must be possible to turn off, remap or require Ctrl/Alt.","notMet":"Single-letter keyboard shortcuts cannot always be turned off or changed."},"2_2_1":{"name":"Timing Adjustable","check":"Do you have anything that times out — automatic logout, a booking that disappears if you're too slow? Then the time must be extendable or possible to switch off.","more":"Not everyone needs the same amount of time; someone reading with a screen reader or struggling to type may need many times longer. If something has a time limit, the visitor must be able to turn it off or extend it (with a warning before time runs out), or it must be at least 20 hours. Exception when the time is the point, e.g. an auction.","howTo":"Go through logged-in services, bookings and long forms: is there any time limit — and can you extend or disable it before time runs out?","notMet":"Some time limits cannot be extended or switched off: you are logged out, or what you have entered disappears, if you take too long."},"2_2_2":{"name":"Pause, Stop, Hide","check":"Does anything on the page move by itself — carousels changing image, animations, scrolling text? Then it must be possible to pause it.","more":"Motion draws the eye and makes it hard for people with concentration difficulties to read the rest of the page; for some it is outright unpleasant. Content that moves, blinks or auto-updates for more than five seconds must therefore be possible to pause, stop or hide.","howTo":"Look at the start page and pages with carousels or animations: does anything move on its own for more than five seconds — and if so, is there a pause or stop button?","notMet":"Content that moves or updates on its own cannot always be paused or stopped."},"2_3_1":{"name":"Three Flashes or Below Threshold","check":"Is there anything that flashes more than three times per second? Remove it — it can trigger seizures.","more":"No content may flash more than three times per second — rapid flashes can trigger seizures in photosensitive people. The risk is greatest in video clips with flashes (lightning, camera flashes, strobes) and in animated GIFs.","howTo":"Play through moving content — videos, GIFs, animations: does anything flash faster than three times per second? Such content must go or be toned down.","notMet":"Certain content flashes fast enough to trigger seizures in people who are photosensitive."},"2_4_1":{"name":"Bypass Blocks","check":"Can keyboard users skip past the menu straight to the content, instead of tabbing through every menu item on every page?","more":"With a keyboard or screen reader every page starts at the top — and a municipal menu can have fifty items before the text. So there must be a way past: usually a \"Skip to main content\" link that is invisible until tabbed to, or a proper division of the page into parts the screen reader can jump between.","howTo":"Click in the browser's address bar and press Tab once: does a \"Skip to content\" link appear — and do you land in the content when you follow it?","notMet":"No link leads straight to the content, so keyboard users have to move through the entire menu on every page before reaching it."},"2_4_2":{"name":"Page Titled","check":"Does every page have its own descriptive title in the browser tab — not the same title everywhere and not just \"Home\"?","more":"The page title is the first thing a screen reader announces when the page loads, and what shows in tabs, bookmarks and search results. It should say what this particular page is about, e.g. \"Opening hours – The library\".","howTo":"Open a few different pages and read the browser tab: does the title say what that particular page is about — or does it say the same thing everywhere?","notMet":"On some pages the title does not describe what the page contains."},"2_4_3":{"name":"Focus Order","check":"When tabbing through the page — does focus move in reading order, or does it jump oddly (from the menu down into the footer and back up)?","more":"Someone navigating by keyboard sees only one element at a time and relies on the order being logical. Common errors: a popup that opens without receiving focus, so you tab around behind it, or a layout where something sits first in the code but appears last.","howTo":"Tab through the page and follow the highlight: does it move in the order you would read — even when a popup or menu opens?","notMet":"The order is wrong for keyboard users on some pages: they are moved back and forth across the page instead of working through the content from top to bottom."},"2_4_4":{"name":"Link Purpose (In Context)","check":"Can you tell where a link leads from the link text itself — or does it just say \"Read more\" and \"Click here\" everywhere?","more":"Screen reader users often jump between the links on a page or hear them read as a list — then \"Read more\" says nothing. The link text should describe the destination: \"Read more about waste collection\".","howTo":"Skim the links on a few pages: can you tell where each link leads from the link text alone? \"Read more\" and \"click here\" need the destination written into the text.","notMet":"Some links have text that does not say where they lead."},"2_4_5":{"name":"Multiple Ways","check":"Can pages be found in more than one way (menu plus search, or a sitemap)?","more":"The user should be able to reach a page in at least two ways — e.g. via the menu and via a search function or site map. Exception: pages that are a step in a process (checkout).","howTo":"Pick a page deep in the structure and try to reach it two ways — via the menu and via search or the site map: do both routes work?","notMet":"The pages can only be reached in one way; there is no search or site map, for instance."},"2_4_6":{"name":"Headings and Labels","check":"Do the headings and field labels say what the section or field is about — or are they vague (\"More information\", \"Other\")?","more":"Screen reader users jump between headings to find their way; the heading must then say what the section contains. \"Opening hours\" does, \"Read more\" doesn't. The same goes for field labels in forms.","howTo":"Skim only the headings on a page, top to bottom: do they work as a table of contents? Do the same with the field labels in a form.","notMet":"Field labels or headings do not always describe what they refer to."},"2_4_7":{"name":"Focus Visible","check":"Is it clearly visible which link, button or field is highlighted when tabbing through the page?","more":"Someone driving with the keyboard must be able to see where on the page they are — otherwise it is like using a mouse without a pointer. The browser draws an outline around the focused element by default; the problem arises when the site's styling has removed it without replacing it.","howTo":"Tab through a page and check that something is always clearly highlighted — also against dark areas and on top of images.","notMet":"It is not always clear to keyboard users which button or link is selected."},"2_4_11":{"name":"Focus Not Obscured (Minimum)","check":"Can the keyboard-highlighted element end up completely behind something on top — a sticky menu bar, a cookie banner or a chat bubble?","more":"If the focused element is hidden behind something fixed to the top or bottom of the screen, the keyboard user can't see where they are. At least part of the element must always be visible.","howTo":"Tab through a page with a sticky menu, cookie banner or chat bubble: does the highlight ever disappear completely behind them?","notMet":"In some places the selected button ends up behind other content and cannot be seen."},"2_5_1":{"name":"Pointer Gestures","check":"Does anything on the site require swiping or pinching with your fingers — maps, carousels, sliders? Then it must also work with ordinary clicks.","more":"Not everyone can make swipe or pinch gestures — someone steering with a stick, a head-controlled aid or shaky hands needs to click instead. Map zoom must e.g. also work with plus and minus buttons, and a carousel must have arrows.","howTo":"Try maps, carousels and sliders without swiping or pinching: can everything be done with simple clicks — plus buttons on the map, arrows in the carousel?","notMet":"Some functions require multi-finger gestures or tracing a path with a finger."},"2_5_2":{"name":"Pointer Cancellation","check":"Can you cancel a click by dragging your finger or the pointer away before releasing?","more":"Someone who struggles to hit the right spot needs to be able to abort: press down, realise it is the wrong button, drag away and release with nothing happening. That works when the action fires on release — not the moment you press down. Ordinary buttons do the right thing by themselves; the risk is in custom-built controls.","howTo":"Press a button, drag your finger or pointer away and release: if nothing happens, it is right. Ask whoever built the site to confirm the same for custom controls.","notMet":"Certain buttons act on press rather than release, so the action cannot be aborted by moving the finger away."},"2_5_3":{"name":"Label in Name","check":"Are buttons and links called the same thing in the code as the text you see on them?","more":"People who control their computer by voice say what they see: \"click Send\". If the button shows \"Send\" but is named something else in the code, e.g. \"Submit form\", the voice tool can't find it.","howTo":"Ask whoever built the site to confirm that buttons' and links' coded names contain the visible text — voice control says what you see (\"click Send\").","notMet":"The spoken name of some buttons and fields differs from the visible text, so voice control cannot find them."},"2_5_4":{"name":"Motion Actuation","check":"Is anything controlled by shaking or tilting the device? Offer a normal control alternative and a way to switch it off.","more":"If a function is activated by device motion (shake to undo, tilt to steer), it must also work via ordinary controls, and motion activation must be possible to turn off. Rare on ordinary websites.","howTo":"Ask your developer whether anything on the site listens to the device's motion sensors. If nothing does, the criterion is met in practice; otherwise ordinary controls and an off switch are required.","notMet":"Shaking or tilting the phone is the only way to use some functions."},"2_5_7":{"name":"Dragging Movements","check":"Does the site have drag and drop — sorting lists, dragging a slider? Then it must also work without dragging, e.g. with buttons.","more":"Holding down and dragging takes a steady hand and a mouse or touchscreen — not everyone manages that. Everything done by dragging must therefore also work with simple clicks or taps: a slider with plus and minus buttons, a list sortable via a menu.","howTo":"Look for drag features — sliders, sortable lists, map panning: can the same thing be done with clicks or buttons?","notMet":"Where a function relies on dragging with a finger, a simpler alternative is sometimes missing."},"2_5_8":{"name":"Target Size (Minimum)","check":"Are buttons, icons and links big enough to hit — at least 24 × 24 pixels — or spaced far enough apart?","more":"Small, tightly packed click targets are hard to hit for someone with shaky hands or using a phone one-thumbed. The requirement is at least 24 × 24 pixels, or enough space between targets that you don't hit the wrong one. Links within running text are exempt.","howTo":"Look at rows of small icons, social media buttons and close crosses, especially on mobile: are they easy to hit without touching their neighbour?","notMet":"Buttons and links are not always large enough to hit reliably on a touch screen."},"3_1_1":{"name":"Language of Page","check":"Has the site told the browser what language the pages are in?","more":"Without a language declaration a screen reader may read Swedish text with English pronunciation — unintelligible. This is a technical setting (the page's lang attribute) made once in the template.","howTo":"Do you have pages in other languages (e.g. an English section)? Check that those specifically are marked with their language in the publishing tool. If all your pages are Swedish, this is in practice done when the scan doesn't complain.","notMet":"The language of the text is not stated on every page, which makes screen readers use the wrong pronunciation."},"3_1_2":{"name":"Language of Parts","check":"If parts of a page are in another language — e.g. English information on a Swedish page — are those parts marked with their language?","more":"A screen reader switches pronunciation when a passage is marked with another language. Single loanwords or names don't need marking, but a whole paragraph or section in English does.","howTo":"Find pages with whole sections in another language and ask the editor whether the section is marked with its language in the publishing tool — single loanwords need no marking.","notMet":"Text in another language, single words or whole passages, is not always marked with its language, so the screen reader reads it with the page's pronunciation."},"3_2_1":{"name":"On Focus","check":"Does anything unexpected happen just from a field receiving focus (popup, page change)? 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Reactivate any time.","button":"Cancel subscription","confirmTitle":"Cancel this subscription?","confirmBody":"Here's what happens when you cancel:","bullet1":"Scans stop immediately, but your data is preserved.","bullet2":"Sites are archived — their URLs can't be re-registered by someone else.","bullet3":"You can reactivate the subscription any time and pick up where you left off.","confirmAbort":"Keep subscription","confirmCancel":"Yes, cancel","cancelling":"Cancelling…","blastRadius":"This cancellation affects {workspaceCount, plural, =1 {# workspace} other {# workspaces}} and {siteCount, plural, =1 {# site} other {# sites}}. Every site will be archived until you reactivate.","typeOrgName":"Type {name} to confirm","reactivateTitle":"Subscription cancelled","reactivateBody":"Your subscription is cancelled. Sites are archived but all data is preserved. Click to reactivate and pick a plan above to start scanning again.","reactivate":"Reactivate subscription","reactivating":"Reactivating…"}},"trialEmail":{"activatedSubject":"Your CompliantHQ plan is active","activatedHeading":"You're all set — welcome aboard","activatedBody":"Thanks for choosing CompliantHQ. Your selected modules are now active and you have full access to the dashboard, AI assistant, and verification flow. We'll send your first invoice to the billing address on file.","ctaButtonActivated":"Open dashboard","disclaimer":"You received this because you signed up for CompliantHQ. If you have any questions, just reply to this email."},"nav":{"howItWorks":"How it works","pricing":"Pricing","studies":"Studies","guestLogoutConfirm":"Log out? You will need to click the link in the email again to get back.","about":"About","contact":"Contact","blog":"Blog"},"customerSwitcher":{"untitled":"Untitled","untitledCompany":"Untitled company","namePlaceholder":"Company name (optional)","create":"Create","creating":"Creating…","cancel":"Cancel","createNew":"+ Create new company","createFailed":"Could not create the company — please try again.","switchFailed":"Could not switch company — please try again."},"testimonials":{"heading":"What customers say","intro":"We're early — placeholder cards below are stand-ins for real quotes from real customers. Magnus, replace the JSON in messages/{en,sv}.json → testimonials.items with named quotes once you have written approval to publish.","items":[{"quote":"[PLACEHOLDER QUOTE — replace with a real customer testimonial. 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Get in touch if you'd like to discuss a custom evaluation for your organisation.","placeholder":{"slug":"placeholder-customer","title":"Placeholder case study — replace before publish","summary":"A short one-sentence outcome statement. E.g. \"How [Customer] cut their pre-consent third-party requests from 47 to 0 in three weeks.\"","body":"<h2>The challenge</h2><p>[Replace with a 2-3 paragraph description of what the customer was struggling with. Include concrete numbers where possible — e.g. number of pages, number of trackers, regulator pressure.]</p><h2>What we found</h2><p>[2-3 paragraphs on what the scan + AI analysis surfaced. Quote specific findings — Google Analytics firing on N pages, etc.]</p><h2>What changed</h2><p>[2-3 paragraphs on the fixes implemented. Tie back to specific action plan items. 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CompliantHQ scans it, finds the problems, and explains exactly what to fix.","contextHeading":"What this is about","contextBody1":"Swedish website compliance comes down to three things:","contextPoint1":"Visitor consent must be respected before tracking cookies fire","contextPoint2":"The site must work for people with disabilities","contextPoint3":"Your policies must say what they should — and actually match what the site does","contextLaws":"All three are required by law: ePrivacy and GDPR since 2018; web accessibility via the Swedish DOS-law for the public sector and the Swedish Accessibility Act (implementing the EU Accessibility Act, EAA) for consumer-facing services from June 2025; and GDPR's information requirements (Articles 13–14) for what policy pages must contain.","contextBody2":"Finding the issues isn't the hard part — understanding what they mean, prioritising them by legal risk, and translating them into actions that actually work for your specific setup is. That's where CompliantHQ comes in.","stepsHeading":"How it's done — four steps","step1Title":"We scan your website","step1Body":"Every month our scanner visits your website in a real browser — just like any other visitor. We load pages, see which cookies are set, which third-party scripts run, how accessibility looks for screen readers, and we locate your policy pages, terms, and forms. All automated, no manual review.","step2Title":"We find the problems","step2Body":"We compare what we see against Swedish and EU law: ePrivacy, GDPR, WCAG 2.2, EAA and the Swedish DOS-law. 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It writes concrete actions tailored to your setup, whether that's WordPress-specific tips or step-by-step instructions to configure your cookie consent platform.","step4Title":"You follow the plan, we follow up","step4Body":"The action plan is prioritised by legal risk — tracking cookies before consent at the top, missing alt attributes further down. You tick off actions as you fix them. When you're done you click \"Verify\" — we revisit the page and confirm the fix worked. We run a new scan every month, so you can see if anything new has turned up. When a new law is on the way we build the check in ahead of time, so you can prepare before it takes effect — not after.","includesHeading":"What you get","include1":"AI advisor in chat — available around the clock, no meetings to book","include2":"Action plan in priority order, with concrete steps tailored to your setup","include3":"Verification tool that confirms your fix actually worked","include4":"Unlimited team members — invite colleagues, your web agency, internal developers","include5":"Screenshots of findings so you see exactly what the AI saw","modulesHeading":"Want to read more?","modulesIntro":"Four modules each cover a regulatory area. A fifth, quality, does not — it looks for broken links and language errors, and never affects your compliance status:","modulesAiGovernance":"How the AI Act check works","modulesCookies":"How the cookie and tracking scan works","modulesAccessibility":"How the accessibility scan works","modulesPolicy":"How the policy and terms review works","checksTeaser":"Want to know exactly what the review looks for? We list every single check we run — what it tests, against which regulation, and what's included in the trial.","checksTeaserLink":"See the full list of our checks","ctaHeading":"Ready to start?","ctaBody":"Run a free scan and see where you stand across all four regulatory areas today — free for 30 days, no card required.","ctaPrimary":"Start free scan","ctaSecondary":"See pricing","landingSectionHeading":"How it works — in three steps","landingStep1Title":"We scan","landingStep1Body":"An automated browser visits your site every month and collects what's actually there — cookies, third-party scripts, accessibility, and your policy pages.","landingStep2Title":"The AI explains","landingStep2Body":"Our AI weighs each finding against Swedish and EU law, prioritises by legal risk, and writes concrete actions tailored to your setup.","landingStep3Title":"You follow the plan","landingStep3Body":"Tick off actions as you fix them. 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That cannot be decided mechanically, so we list the videos for review rather than claiming anything about them.","icon_only_control_name":"Controls whose only name is an icon character","label_in_name":"Spoken name does not contain the visible label","expander_state":"Expanding controls that do not update their state","carousel_gesture_only":"Slideshows that can only be advanced by swiping","zoom_text_clipped":"Content cut off at double text size","link_color_only":"Links in running text told apart by colour alone","menu_link_without_name":"Nameless links that only appear once the menu opens","control_boundary_contrast":"Form fields whose border is too faint against the background","flash_candidates":"Moving content nobody has checked for flashing","motion_actuation":"Functions operated by shaking or tilting the device","multiple_ways":"Only one way to find content on the site","privacy_exists":"That a privacy policy exists and is reachable.","dead_policy_link":"That the links to the policy pages work and don't lead to error pages.","consent_walled_policy":"That the policy can be read without first being forced to accept cookies.","controller_identity":"That the policy names which company is responsible for the personal data.","controller_wrong_entity":"That the policy doesn't name the wrong company as responsible — a common trace of copied templates.","controller_contact":"That the party responsible for the data can be contacted — email, phone, address or a contact page.","privacy_purposes":"That the policy explains why the data is collected and what it is used for.","legal_basis":"That the policy states on what legal footing the data is handled — for example consent, a contract, or a legal obligation.","data_categories":"That the policy describes what kinds of data are handled — for example name, email, IP address or purchase history.","privacy_recipients":"That the policy tells you who the data is shared with — for example suppliers, payment services or analytics tools.","data_retention":"That the policy states how long the data is kept — or how that is decided.","rights_enumerated":"That the policy lists the visitor's rights — to see their data, have it corrected or deleted, and more.","rights_contact_channel":"That it's clear how to exercise those rights in practice — an email address, a form or a contact page.","complaint_right":"That it's clear you can complain to the Swedish privacy authority (IMY) if you believe your data is mishandled.","consent_withdrawal":"That it's clear a given consent can be withdrawn. Applies when the site relies on consent.","transfer_safeguards":"That the policy explains what protection is used when data is sent outside the EU — for example the EU's standard contractual clauses — instead of merely noting that it happens.","dpo_contact":"That contact details for the data protection officer are present — the person who oversees that data is handled correctly. Applies to public-sector bodies.","policy_dated":"That the policy carries a last-updated date.","template_unfilled":"That the policy contains no leftover template blanks like \"[Company name]\" or \"Lorem ipsum\" — signs of a copied template that was never filled in.","stale_terms":"That the policy doesn't reference Datainspektionen — the authority was renamed IMY in 2021, so such a reference is a strong sign the policy hasn't been maintained.","current_legislation":"That the policy doesn't reference the old Swedish Personal Data Act (PUL) — it was replaced by the GDPR in 2018, so the reference means the policy is out of date.","swedish_language":"That a site addressing a Swedish audience has its policy in Swedish.","cookie_policy_exists":"That cookie information exists — as its own document or a clear section.","cookie_category_purpose":"That the cookie information explains what each cookie does and why it's used — not just that cookies exist.","cookie_lifespan":"That it's stated how long each cookie stays in the visitor's browser.","undeclared_trackers":"That every tracker we actually measured on the site is also mentioned in the cookie information — measured is compared against what's stated.","cmp_consistency":"That the cookie banner and the cookie information say the same thing — the banner mustn't offer categories the information doesn't mention.","undisclosed_sharing":"That a policy claiming data isn't shared with others isn't contradicted by what we actually measured on the site.","cookie_contradiction":"That a policy claiming no tracking cookies are used isn't contradicted by what the scan measured.","transfer_undisclosed":"That the policy tells you when we've measured data actually being sent to recipients outside the EU — for example US ad platforms.","accessibility_statement_missing":"That public-sector organisations have an accessibility statement — the page where, by law, they report how accessible their site is.","accessibility_statement_contradiction":"That an accessibility statement claiming the site is fully accessible isn't contradicted by what our scan actually found.","terms_exists":"That sites selling something have purchase or user terms that can be found.","terms_dispute":"That the terms tell a dissatisfied customer they can turn to the Swedish National Board for Consumer Disputes (ARN). Applies to sites selling to consumers.","odr_stale":"That the terms no longer reference the EU's ODR dispute platform — it shut down in July 2025, so the reference points to something that no longer exists.","statutory_company_info":"That company name, address and email are easy to find on the site — a legal requirement for businesses selling or marketing online.","withdrawal_function":"That selling sites have an online withdrawal function — a place where the customer can cancel their purchase directly on the site. A legal requirement from 19 June 2026; we flag it in advance.","consumer_phone_number":"That selling sites show a phone number — consumers buying at a distance must be able to reach the business by phone (Distance Contracts Act, ch. 2 s. 2). Applies to sites selling to consumers.","consent_checkbox_prechecked":"That consent checkboxes in forms (newsletter, marketing) aren't pre-ticked — pre-ticked consent is invalid.","form_policy_link_missing":"That forms collecting personal data have a link to the privacy policy nearby.","form_policy_link_unclickable":"That a policy address written out in text next to a form is also clickable.","insecure_form_transport":"That forms with personal data or logins are submitted encrypted (https) — unencrypted forms can be eavesdropped in transit.","invalid_tls_cert":"That the site's security certificate is valid — not expired, self-signed or issued for the wrong address.","policy_readability":"The AI judges whether the policy is comprehensible to an ordinary reader — the GDPR requires clear and plain language.","processing_purpose_coverage":"The AI verifies that every form collecting personal data has a corresponding explained purpose in the policy.","purpose_at_collection":"The AI judges whether it's clear why the data is collected already at the form — not just deep inside the policy.","bundled_consent":"The AI reviews that one checkbox doesn't force several different yeses together — for example a single tick for both the terms and the newsletter.","implied_consent_text":"The AI reviews form text claiming that submitting also constitutes consent to something else — \"by submitting you also agree to mailings\" is not valid consent.","legitimate_interest_specification":"When the policy uses the legal basis \"legitimate interest\": does it explain which interest is actually meant — or is only the phrase used?","vague_recipients":"The AI judges whether the description of who the data is shared with is too vague — \"trusted partners\" says nothing.","further_processing":"That it's clear whether data collected for one purpose is later used for something else — and if so, how.","cookie_consent_invalid":"That the policy doesn't describe an invalid consent setup — \"by continuing to browse you accept cookies\" is not valid consent.","automated_decision":"That it's clear whether decisions about the visitor are made automatically or profiles are built — for example automated credit assessments.","data_source":"That it's clear where the data comes from when the person didn't provide it themselves — for example purchased address lists.","marketing_optout":"That it's clear how to say no to marketing mailings.","sensitive_data_basis":"That the policy explains on what legal footing sensitive data is handled — health, religion, political opinions and more have extra-strong protection under the GDPR.","patient_data_health":"Healthcare-specific review: the legal footing for health data, the Swedish Patient Data Act, and that the website is kept separate from the medical-record system. Applies to care providers.","kommun_legal_basis":"Municipality-specific review of the legal footing — public authorities can rarely ask citizens for consent, since the citizen has no free choice. Applies to municipalities and public-sector bodies.","withdrawal_right":"The AI reviews that the terms inform correctly about the right of withdrawal. Applies to selling sites.","price_information":"The AI reviews that the price information in the terms is correct and complete. Applies to selling sites.","chatbot_ai_transparency":"Chat and assistant widgets are identified (Intercom, Drift, Humany and more) and the transparency duty is flagged: visitors must be informed when they interact with an AI. Binding from August 2026.","dental_price_transparency":"That dental practices show price information on the web — prices, a price list or reference prices. Advisory: the duty applies to the practice, not specifically the website.","health_visit_tracker_exposure":"That healthcare websites don't leak visit data to advertising platforms (Meta pixel and others) before consent — especially on booking and contact pages (GDPR art. 32).","teeth_whitening_peroxide":"That teeth whitening isn't marketed above the permitted peroxide limit (EU Cosmetics Regulation — at most 6% hydrogen peroxide via a dentist).","aesthetic_treatment_info":"That clinics offering aesthetic injections (wrinkle treatment/fillers) show the aesthetics-law information on the web — 18-year limit, IVO registration, reflection period. Advisory; doesn't apply to botox against bruxism (dental care).","broken_link":"That every link on the site still leads somewhere. Only 404 and 410 count as broken — a server saying outright that the page does not exist.","link_needs_review":"Links that answered something other than a clean OK or a clean “gone” — a 403, a server error, a timeout, or a page that answers OK while saying “not found”. Reported for you to judge, and dismissible with a reason.","spelling_ai":"Three kinds of error in the visible page text: misspellings, the right word in the wrong form, and words that have dropped out of a sentence. Always together with the sentence they appear in, and every suggestion is re-examined in a second AI pass before it is shown. Place names and specialist terms are the hard cases, so each word is a suggestion to check — never a verdict.","insecure_link":"Links that work but whose destination has no encryption — they answer over http even after every redirect. A visitor who clicks one sends the address, and what they type, in the clear. A link that lands on https is not counted.","published_personal_id":"That no personal identity numbers are printed in the site's visible text — a number left in a set of minutes or a form is personal data anyone can read.","sole_trader_id_published":"That a sole trader's registration number, which is the owner's personal identity number, is only printed where it is needed to identify the business."},"policyGroups":{"existence":"Privacy policy: present & accessible","gdprInfo":"GDPR information (Articles 13–14)","cookies":"Cookies, tracking & consent","transfer":"Third-country transfers (Articles 44–49)","security":"Security in transit (Article 32)","ecommerce":"E-commerce & consumer rights","sector":"Sensitive data & sector-specific duties","maintenance":"Maintenance & currency","other":"Other checks"},"ctaHeading":"Want to see what we find on your site?","ctaBody":"Run a free scan — all four modules included for 30 days, no card required.","ctaPrimary":"Start free scan","ctaSecondary":"See pricing","readMore":"Learn more","guidesLabel":"Deep dives:","breadcrumbRoot":"What we check","deepChecksHeading":"What the check covers","deepWcagLabel":"WCAG criteria covered","deepFaqHeading":"Common questions","deepGuidesHeading":"How to fix it","deepRelatedHeading":"More deep dives","moduleIntroQuality":"Quality is the one module with no law behind it. Nobody is fined for a broken link or a language error — but on a public-sector site they are exactly what makes a visitor doubt everything else on the page. It is included in every plan and starts switched off, so you turn it on when you want it."},"remediation":{"title":"Remediation help","intro":"No developer to act on the report? We can take care of it. Get in touch and we'll take it from there.","audienceHeading":"Who it's for","audienceBody1":"Many of the customers who reach out to us built their own website — on Squarespace, Wix, WordPress or similar — and know the content side well but not the technical layer underneath. Cookies, consent, alt text, contrast values, and heading structure aren't things you fix in an afternoon if you've never done it before.","audienceBody2":"That's when you reach out. We take the technical work off your plate so you can keep running the business.","scopeHeading":"What we do","scope1":"Configure the consent banner so pixels and tracking scripts are actually blocked before consent — the typical issue isn't a missing banner, it's that the one in place isn't doing the job. If there's no banner we install one (CookieScript, Cookiebot, Cookie Information or similar)","scope2":"Fix accessibility findings: alt text, contrast, heading order, form labels, keyboard navigation and ARIA where needed","scope3":"Produce a cookie policy and privacy policy that match what your site actually does","scope4":"Update or write the accessibility statement if you're legally required to publish one","scopeFooter":"We don't touch your site's design or content. We make the technical and legal adjustments — nothing more.","scannerOnlyHeading":"Want to do it yourself — or already have an agency?","scannerOnlyBody":"You don't need remediation help to be a customer. Many of our customers already have a web agency or in-house developer who maintains the site, and use CompliantHQ purely to scan, prioritise and follow up. That works just as well. Remediation help is for customers who don't have such a partner.","contactHeading":"Get in touch","contactBody":"Email us and we'll come back with a concrete quote. We take each job as a fixed-price case and shape the setup around your situation. Reply within one business day."},"agencies":{"title":"For agencies and web developers","intro":"Do you run websites for other people's clients? You can layer compliance monitoring on top of what you already do — with a substantial agency discount, one shared account for every client site, and without losing the client relationship.","centralHeading":"One account, every client site","centralBody":"Gather every client's website under one shared partner account. You see all sites in one place, run scans whenever you want, and get an alert when something new shows up — on whichever client site it is. Your clients need no account of their own and pay nothing extra to go through you.","developerHeading":"You stay the developer","developerBody":"CompliantHQ is a tool, not a competitor. We don't take over your clients and we don't go around you. The opposite: with continuous monitoring you look proactive — you catch a new issue before the client notices it themselves, instead of waiting for the next annual review. It's compliance monitoring you can package into a recurring engagement.","edgeHeading":"What you get that your own tools don't","edge1Title":"Vision AI on what Axe leaves unresolved","edge1Body":"A standard accessibility scan leaves a pile of \"needs manual review\" on contrast and text-in-images. Our AI looks at those findings with actual image analysis and resolves them — you don't have to eyeball each one by hand.","edge2Title":"A Sweden-specific verdict on cookies","edge2Body":"Consent platforms give an EU-generic verdict and take no account of which jurisdiction you're in. Our compliance knowledge base is kept current with Swedish guidance and enforcement practice — you get a qualified judgment of what actually holds up in Sweden.","edge3Title":"A prioritised plan, not a findings list","edge3Body":"A raw scan produces hundreds of findings with no order. Our AI reads the scan, weighs the findings and writes a plain-language action plan — what to fix first and what's noise. You hand the client a finished plan, not an export file.","edge4Title":"An AI advisor to ask","edge4Body":"Stuck on a finding? Ask the AI advisor directly — why it's a problem and how to fix it — and get an answer grounded in this specific site's scan. It speeds up your own development work.","edge5Title":"Continuous monitoring, not a snapshot","edge5Body":"An audit you run yourself only holds for the day you ran it. Sites change with every deploy and the rules tighten. CompliantHQ re-scans and flags what's new — across every client site, automatically.","edge6Title":"The whole compliance surface, as it ships","edge6Body":"Cookies & tracking, accessibility, policies & terms and the AI Act live today. You don't have to track every new regulation yourself — new requirements land in the tool as they take effect. Beyond the regulations, every client site is also checked for broken links and the language in its page text.","discountHeading":"A substantial agency discount","discountBody":"Agencies and web developers who work with external clients get a heavily discounted partner price — you pay less per site, the client pays nothing extra to go through you, and the difference is your margin. We set the exact level together based on how many sites you gather.","contactHeading":"Get in touch","contactBody":"Email us and we'll set up your partner account and agree on the discount level. All we need to know is that you work with external clients — no meetings, no lengthy process. Reply within one business day."},"about":{"title":"About CompliantHQ","intro":"CompliantHQ is built by Style4 Solutions AB, a Swedish technology and compliance company that has been around since 2012. We've worked on digital accessibility, GDPR, cookies, and web compliance for Swedish municipalities and listed companies — and built this tool first for our own consulting engagements.","experienceHeading":"The experience behind it","experienceBody":"Style4 was founded in 2012 by Magnus Johansson, who has worked in web development since 1995 — first as an employee, then as a consultant, and from 2012 as the founder. In our consulting practice we implement consent platforms (CookieScript, Cookiebot), run accessibility audits against WCAG 2.2 / EAA, and advise on GDPR for organizations that need concrete technical decisions — not 30-page legal memos.","storyHeading":"Why we built CompliantHQ","storyBody1":"Consulting engagement after consulting engagement, we kept seeing the same thing: finding the issues was rarely the problem. The hard part was interpreting the results, prioritizing the findings, and translating them into actions that actually worked for this specific website and this specific organization.","storyBody2":"CompliantHQ was built first to answer those questions for our own clients. In 2026 we opened it up to others. We don't compete with established tools like Siteimprove and OneTrust by doing more of the same — we do one thing differently: the AI reads your scan, weighs the findings against Swedish and EU law, and writes down what actually needs to be done. At a price even a municipality or mid-sized business can sign up for without a budget meeting.","ctaHeading":"Get in touch","ctaText":"Questions about CompliantHQ, or want to discuss our consulting practice at Style4? Drop us a line.","ctaButton":"Contact us"},"legal":{"privacyTitle":"Privacy Policy","privacyLastUpdated":"Last updated: October 2026","termsTitle":"Terms of Service","termsLastUpdated":"Last updated: 28 September 2026","subprocessorsTitle":"Sub-processors","subprocessorsLastUpdated":"Last updated: September 2026","subprocessorsIntro":"This page lists every third party that processes customer data on behalf of Style4 Solutions AB to operate CompliantHQ. We update this list whenever we add, change, or remove a sub-processor. For the full data-processing context, see our <a href=\"/privacy\">privacy policy</a>.","subprocessorsBody":"$33","termsBody":"$34","privacyBody":"$35"},"blog":{"title":"Blog","subtitle":"Compliance insights, GDPR updates, and best practices.","readMore":"Read more","noPosts":"No posts yet. Check back soon.","publishedOn":"Published {date}"},"guides":{"title":"Guides","subtitle":"Step by step: how to fix common issues in your CMS.","empty":"There are no guides in English yet. Our guides are currently written in Swedish.","breadcrumbRoot":"Guides","platformTitle":"Guides for {platform}","platformSubtitle":"How to fix common issues in {platform}, step by step.","updatedOn":"Updated {date}","topicHeading":"Background and rules","moreHeading":"More guides for {platform}"},"security":{"title":"Security","subtitle":"How we protect customer data — what we do, where it lives, and how we'd respond if something went wrong.","body":"$36"},"faq":{"title":"Frequently asked questions","subtitle":"The questions we hear most often. Don't see yours? Email hello@complianthq.ai.","items":[{"q":"Which regulatory areas do you cover?","a":"CompliantHQ reviews four areas in one tool: cookies and tracking (GDPR and ePrivacy), digital accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA / the EU Accessibility Act), policy & terms documents — privacy policy, cookie policy and purchase/usage terms against GDPR and Swedish consumer law — and AI transparency under the EU AI Act (the disclosure duty for AI chats, Article 50). Beyond the four regulatory areas we also check for broken links and spelling in the page text. That rests on no regulation and never affects compliance status — it is quality above the requirements, and the module starts switched off."},{"q":"Do you only check laws that apply today, or also ones that are coming?","a":"Both. The core is the regulations already in force — cookies and tracking (ePrivacy/GDPR), accessibility (WCAG 2.2 / the EU Accessibility Act) and policy & terms (GDPR). But when a new law is on the way we build the check in well <strong>before</strong> it takes effect, so you can see where you stand ahead of the deadline instead of scrambling to catch up afterwards. The freshest example is the EU AI Act: its transparency requirements become binding in August 2026, and the check is already live — we flag when a site has an AI chat where visitors need to be told they're talking to an AI."},{"q":"Do you store the personal data of visitors to my website?","a":"No. We scan your public pages in an automated browser to see what loads (cookies, scripts, third-party requests, accessibility issues). The data we store is about your <strong>site</strong>, not about your site's visitors. We don't track your customers."},{"q":"What's a 'page' — does one URL count as one page?","a":"Yes. Every distinct URL we visit during a scan counts as one page. If your site has 50 unique URLs and we crawl them all, that's 50 pages. Pricing combines a flat per-site fee with a soft scaling on total page volume — each site includes 200 pages with no surcharge, and your sites share a common pool so unused pages on one site can be used by another. You can set a per-site cap in site settings if you want to limit volume on a particular site."},{"q":"Is this legal advice?","a":"No. CompliantHQ is a monitoring and analysis tool. The AI advisor explains what we found, references the relevant rules and standards (ePrivacy, GDPR, WCAG, EAA, DOS-lagen), and suggests fixes — but for binding legal interpretation specific to your situation, talk to a qualified lawyer. Our terms make this explicit."},{"q":"Can I cancel any time?","a":"Yes. Cancellation is one click in your workspace's plan settings. You keep access through the end of your paid quarter; sites are then archived (URLs stay claimed so nobody else can register them under your name) but no data is deleted. Reactivate any time."},{"q":"What if I have 50 sites?","a":"50 sites still fits within self-service. On Pro that's 399 SEK × 50 = 19,950 SEK/mo, and at 20+ sites a 30% volume discount kicks in automatically — landing at 13,965 SEK/mo. Page volume on top is handled via a shared pool: all your sites share 50 × 200 = 10,000 pages with no surcharge; beyond that it's 100 SEK per 1,000 extra pages. If you want more than 100 sites or more than 20,000 pages total — <a href=\"/pricing\">contact us for a custom plan</a>."},{"q":"Does this work for non-Swedish sites?","a":"Yes. The scanner is locale-agnostic. The AI advisor knows EU-wide privacy law (GDPR, ePrivacy, EAA) plus Swedish enforcement (IMY, DIGG, PTS); for non-Swedish sites it falls back to the EU-wide framework. We're adding more country-specific knowledge as we onboard customers from those markets."},{"q":"Do you support WCAG 2.2?","a":"Yes. We test against WCAG 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2 AA rules simultaneously via axe-core. The headline standard you report against is WCAG 2.2 AA — it extends 2.1 with 9 new criteria and is the current version. EN 301 549 (the Swedish legal floor) is still based on 2.1, but 2.2 is where the standard is moving."},{"q":"Does the accessibility law apply to us?","a":"It applies strictly if both of these are true: you address private individuals through the website (digital services, e-commerce or booking), and you have at least 10 employees or more than EUR 2 million in annual turnover. Smaller businesses are exempt from the service requirements. Many fix accessibility issues anyway — a site that works for everyone has happier visitors, ranks better in search, and gets more people to complete their purchase. In your reports you can choose to show or hide the accessibility findings depending on whether the law covers you."},{"q":"Is my data sent to Anthropic / the United States?","a":"Yes, scan-result summaries are sent to Anthropic's Claude API for AI analysis. The transfer is protected by the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) under GDPR Art. 46. We never send login credentials, payment data, or content from authenticated areas of your site. Full details on our <a href=\"/privacy\">privacy policy</a> and <a href=\"/subprocessors\">sub-processors</a> pages."},{"q":"Can I pay by invoice (no credit card)?","a":"Yes — that's the default. We bill quarterly by invoice (PDF email or e-invoice/Peppol where the country-specific format makes sense). No credit card required, no automatic charges."},{"q":"Do you have a Swedish support number?","a":"Not currently. Email <a href=\"mailto:hello@complianthq.ai\">hello@complianthq.ai</a> reaches the team behind CompliantHQ directly. We typically reply within one business day; trial customers can reasonably expect same-day."},{"q":"Is a one-time scan enough?","a":"Rarely. A free scan is based on a sample and is a snapshot — it tells you nothing definite about the rest of the site. And a website never stands still: a new page, an updated theme or a plugin update can reintroduce issues you just fixed, or create new ones. The regulations move at least as much — new laws arrive, and enforcement cases from IMY and other authorities change how the requirements are interpreted. With a plan we cover more of the site, rescan it continuously, and reach out as soon as something new appears or a fixed issue comes back."},{"q":"Can an overly strict cookie setup cost us measurement data?","a":"Yes, and it's something an ordinary compliance review misses — it only says \"block more\". We also flag the reverse: when the configuration is so strict that you lose data you're legally allowed to collect. Example: configured correctly, Google Consent Mode v2 can send anonymous, cookieless modelling signals even when the visitor declined — so conversions are still counted without personal data, fully permitted. Misconfigured, nothing is sent at all, and measurement data you could legally have kept is lost needlessly. This doesn't show up in a compliance audit (everything looks strict and safe) but can cost significantly in lost measurement data. With continuous monitoring we catch these too."},{"q":"We already have a web partner who handles fixes — why also CompliantHQ?","a":"The tool and your web partner do different jobs. We find the problems, prioritise them by legal risk, and describe exactly what needs to change — at the level that's needed (instructions you can click through yourselves in your publishing tool, or a developer write-up to hand off). Your web partner does the actual fix. The difference from letting them find and investigate everything themselves is that the research is already done: they don't have to track down which rules apply, interpret what the scan actually found, or dig into how your cookie platform should be configured. For many customers that means fewer billable hours on investigation — and more on the actual fix."},{"q":"Do you help with the actual fixes?","a":"Yes. The tool finds the problems and describes exactly what needs to change, but if you don't have anyone to hand the list to — or it just sits there — we'll take on the work ourselves based on the report, at a fixed price. <a href=\"/remediation\">Read more about remediation help</a>."},{"q":"We're locked into a contract with Siteimprove, Monsido or similar — what do we do?","a":"Tell us and we'll be pragmatic. If you want to evaluate CompliantHQ without paying for two systems at the same time, we'll typically cover your access to CompliantHQ at no cost until your existing contract expires — giving you proper time to evaluate before deciding whether to switch. Email <a href=\"mailto:hello@complianthq.ai\">hello@complianthq.ai</a> and we'll work it out."}]},"compare":{"title":"How CompliantHQ compares","subtitle":"An honest read on where we beat the established names — and where they beat us. Pick the right tool for your situation, not the loudest brand.","intro":"Most compliance tooling sits in two buckets: enterprise governance suites (Siteimprove, OneTrust) that excel at large-org workflow but require a budget meeting to evaluate, and single-purpose consent banners (Cookiebot, CookieScript) that solve one problem well but leave you to interpret the results. We sit in the gap: scanner + AI advisor that translates findings into specific actions for your stack, billed at a price a small business can sign up for in five minutes.","table":"$37","useUsBody":"<h2>Use CompliantHQ when…</h2><ul><li>You're a small or mid-size business that needs <strong>actionable</strong> compliance findings, not just a dashboard of red flags.</li><li>You want a <strong>compliance partner that knows Swedish enforcement</strong> (DOS-lagen, EAA, IMY decisions, Swedish consent platforms like CookieScript and Sitevision).</li><li>You need to <strong>start using it today</strong> without scheduling a sales call.</li><li>You already have a consent banner (or no banner yet) and want help configuring it correctly across your real-world site.</li></ul>","useThemBody":"<h2>Use the bigger players when…</h2><ul><li>You're a large enterprise with <strong>dedicated compliance teams</strong> who need workflow tooling — assignment, SLAs, approvals — at the level Siteimprove or OneTrust provide.</li><li>You need <strong>the consent banner itself</strong> as part of the same product (Cookiebot, CookieScript, OneTrust).</li><li>You need formal <strong>SOC 2 / ISO 27001</strong> certification of your compliance vendor today (we're not certified yet — see <a href=\"/security\">security</a>).</li></ul>","honestBody":"<h2>An honest note</h2><p>Siteimprove and OneTrust are excellent at scanning and listing what's wrong. The gap we fill sits a layer above that: <strong>understanding, prioritising, and acting on</strong> what the scan finds — not just delivering the list. If you're already happy with Siteimprove plus an internal compliance team that interprets the findings — keep that. If you're paying for findings you don't have time to interpret, that's where we add value.</p>","bridgeOfferBody":"<h2>Already locked in with another vendor?</h2><p>Many organisations in the public-sector and listed-company segments sit in multi-year contracts with Siteimprove, Monsido or similar. If you want to evaluate CompliantHQ without paying for two systems at the same time — <strong>tell us, and we'll cover your access to CompliantHQ at no cost until your existing contract expires</strong>. That way you have proper time to evaluate before committing to a switch. Email <a href=\"mailto:hello@complianthq.ai\">hello@complianthq.ai</a> and we'll work out the details.</p>"},"accessibilityStatement":{"title":"Accessibility statement for complianthq.ai","subtitle":"How accessible we believe this website is, and how to tell us if we're wrong.","lastUpdated":"Last updated: April 2026","body":"$38"},"dpa":{"title":"Data Processing Agreement (DPA)","subtitle":"The agreement applies to all paid plans and forms part of our terms. You accept it when you choose a paid plan; no separate signature is needed.","intro":"When you sign up for a paid CompliantHQ plan you become the data controller for the personal data we process on your behalf, and Style4 Solutions AB becomes your data processor under GDPR Article 28. This page is the full agreement text. 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We point to where your consent platform falls short — not just that the cookie exists, but that the consent itself doesn't meet GDPR standards. Note: this is the consent slice of GDPR. Broader GDPR review — privacy policy, cookie policy, terms, and form consent — is now live in its own module, Policies & terms, which also holds what the policies promise against what the scan actually measured."},"imy":{"name":"IMY enforcement practice","body":"We track Swedish regulatory decisions from IMY (Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten) and reference current practice when recommending fixes. Especially relevant when weighing legitimate interest vs. consent."}},"howHeading":"How it works","how":{"step1":{"title":"Enter your URL","body":"All we need is the address. No install, no agent, no changes to your site."},"step2":{"title":"We scan in a real browser","body":"Playwright visits each page and records exactly what loads before consent. 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Our most-common finding — often in \"brand colours\" on CTA buttons or footer links."},"semantics":{"title":"Structural semantics","body":"Missing alt text on images, broken heading hierarchies, lists that don't use list tags, clickable div elements without role/tabindex. This is where screen readers lose track of the page."},"keyboard":{"title":"Keyboard navigation","body":"Everything must be reachable and operable with the keyboard alone: focus visibility and focus-outline contrast, tab order, keyboard traps, focus unexpectedly jumping to other components, and content hidden behind sticky elements."},"forms":{"title":"Forms and error messages","body":"Labels tied to their fields, error messages screen readers actually hear, password fields that allow pasting and menus that don't navigate when you change the selection. Form testing is enabled per site — no real data is ever submitted."}},"levelsHeading":"Which level do we audit against?","levelsBody":"We audit against WCAG 2.2 level AA — what the law requires (via EN 301 549) and, in practice, the level every serious organisation targets. We don't audit against level A alone (no regulator accepts it) or level AAA (W3C advises against requiring AAA for whole websites, and it's not a legal requirement).","levels":{"aa":{"title":"WCAG 2.2 AA","body":"The standard we audit against — stricter than the current legal floor (WCAG 2.1 AA via EN 301 549 v3.2.1) and where the standard is heading. 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Our scanner maps every WCAG finding back to EN 301 549 clauses so you know exactly what must be fixed to comply."}},"howHeading":"How it works","how":{"step1":{"title":"Enter your URL","body":"No plugin to install. No code change. Just the address."},"step2":{"title":"axe-core runs on every page","body":"Playwright + axe-core — the industry standard for automated accessibility testing. Same engine Deque, Microsoft Accessibility Insights, and similar tools use."},"step3":{"title":"The AI examines each finding — the code AND the pixels","body":"Instead of a dry list of rule IDs, the AI opens the actual page, sees the element in its real context, and reasons through it: is this a real violation, a false positive, or something that needs more info? For findings where HTML alone isn't enough — text over a hero image, contrast in a gradient, a button visually hidden by the cookie banner — we send the screenshot to Anthropic's multimodal vision-AI, which analyses the image itself and judges visually. You get: what's wrong, which WCAG criterion it breaks, what it means for the user, and exactly how to fix it — often with code examples."},"step4":{"title":"Prioritised action plan","body":"The AI knows a critical contrast fail on a CTA button matters more than a minor heading-hierarchy warning. 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See first results within minutes.","finalCtaButton":"Get started"},"policy":{"eyebrow":"Policy & terms reviewer","heroTitle":"Find every gap between what your policies promise and what your site actually does.","heroSubtitle":"We find and read your policy pages — privacy policy, cookie policy and terms of service — and review them against GDPR's information duties (Articles 13–14), ePrivacy and Swedish consumer law. Then we do what no template check can: compare what the policy promises against what the scan actually measured on the site — does the cookie policy declare every tracker, and do your forms collect consent correctly? AI-assessed findings are always clearly flagged as indications to verify, never as legal verdicts.","heroCtaPrimary":"Start a free scan","heroCtaSecondary":"See pricing","checksHeading":"What we review","checksBody":"The module finds your policy pages automatically, reads the text, and runs around fifty checks — from whether the right information exists at all, to whether it matches reality on the site and the rules for your specific industry.","checks":{"privacyPolicy":{"title":"Privacy policy against GDPR","body":"Is there a reachable privacy policy, and does it contain everything Articles 13–14 require — controller and contact channel, purposes, legal basis, retention, recipients, third-country transfers with a safeguard, the data subjects' rights, the right to withdraw consent and to lodge a complaint with IMY, and a data protection officer where one is required? We check each point on its own — not just that the policy exists."},"cookieDeclaration":{"title":"Cookie declaration vs reality","body":"Does the cookie policy list the trackers that actually load, with a category and lifespan per cookie? We compare what the policy declares with what the cookie scan measured and flag trackers that run without being named — plus contradictions like \"we use no tracking cookies\" when we observed otherwise."},"terms":{"title":"Terms & purchase conditions","body":"For selling sites: do purchase and terms of service exist, and do they cover what consumer law requires — a 14-day right of withdrawal, a clear total price including VAT, out-of-court dispute resolution via Sweden's ARN, and the statutory company details (name, address, email)? We also flag outdated references, such as the EU's now-discontinued ODR platform."},"forms":{"title":"Forms & consent","body":"Do your forms collect personal data correctly — no pre-ticked consent box (invalid under GDPR Art. 4.11), no consent bundling several purposes into a single tick, a link to the privacy policy, and a stated Article 9 basis when sensitive data such as health is requested? We review every form we find on the pages."},"crossChecks":{"title":"What you say vs what you actually do","body":"This is what no template check can do: we hold your own claims against what the scan measured. \"We don't share data\" but external services load? No third-country transfer mentioned but data goes to the US? The consent banner offers a category the policy doesn't describe? The accessibility statement claims full WCAG compliance but the scan found issues? Every gap becomes its own finding."},"hygiene":{"title":"That the policy is current and trustworthy","body":"We catch the signs of a policy that was never reviewed: references to the repealed PUL or to Datainspektionen, which has been called IMY since 2021, unfilled template placeholders, the wrong company named as controller, broken policy links, a missing update date, and text that exists only in a language other than Swedish or is too hard to read for an ordinary visitor (Art. 12.1)."}},"appliesHeading":"Does this apply to my site?","appliesBody":"The core is reviewed regardless of industry. Then the module adapts to your operation — if you sell something, are a healthcare provider, or a public-sector body, the rules that apply specifically to you are added.","applies":{"all":{"title":"All websites","body":"Privacy policy, cookie declaration and form consent are reviewed regardless of industry — every site with visitors processes personal data."},"selling":{"title":"Selling sites","body":"Purchase and terms of service, a 14-day right of withdrawal, price information, ARN and statutory company details are reviewed on top of the base."},"care":{"title":"Healthcare & care services","body":"Healthcare providers process health data — so we check that the policy states a basis under GDPR Article 9.2 (not a consent checkbox, which doesn't hold in a care relationship), mentions the Patient Data Act, and keeps medical-record data separate from ordinary web and marketing data. We also look for healthcare sites not leaking visit data to advertising platforms (such as a Meta pixel before consent) and, for dental practices, that price information is shown on the web."},"authority":{"title":"Municipalities & public authorities","body":"For public-sector bodies we check that the correct legal basis is stated for the exercise of public authority (Article 6.1 c or e — legitimate interest is not available), and that the policy explains that incoming messages may become public records under the principle of public access."}},"lawsHeading":"Which regulations we cover","lawsBody":"The policy module is built around GDPR's information requirements, complemented by ePrivacy and Swedish consumer/sector law.","laws":{"gdpr":{"name":"GDPR Articles 12–14 (the information duty)","body":"The data subject must receive clear information about what data is processed, why, on what basis and for how long. We check that the policy actually contains what's required — not just that it exists. Some industries are also covered by sector-specific data-protection law — e.g. the Patient Data Act (2008:355) for healthcare providers — which we assess based on the site's industry."},"ePrivacy":{"name":"ePrivacy / Electronic Communications Act (2022:482)","body":"Cookie information must be accurate and complete for consent to be informed. We cross-check the cookie policy against the trackers the scan actually observed."},"consumer":{"name":"Consumer & e-commerce law","body":"For selling sites: the Distance Contracts Act, the alternative-dispute-resolution law and the statutory business details a selling site must show — purchase terms, right of withdrawal, ARN and contact details."},"sector":{"name":"Sector & administrative law","body":"Depending on your operation we factor in rules beyond GDPR: the Patient Data Act (2008:355) for healthcare providers, the principle of public access and the correct legal basis for authorities, and the Language Act (2009:600) for the public sector. For dental practices we also look for price information under the regulation on state dental support, and for healthcare sites that visit data isn't transferred uncontrolled to advertising platforms (GDPR Article 32). The same scan — adapted to which laws actually apply to you."}},"howHeading":"How it works","how":{"step1":{"title":"You enter your URL","body":"No plugin to install. No code changes. The module finds your policy pages itself via the footer, standard URLs and the cookie banner."},"step2":{"title":"We read and review the documents","body":"Each policy, cookie and terms page is fetched and read against checks tied to the relevant legal basis — deterministic where possible, AI-assessed where interpretation is needed."},"step3":{"title":"We cross-run the policy against the scan's findings","body":"The module takes the cookies, trackers and forms that the cookie and accessibility scans already measured and sets them against what the policy documents claim. A tracker that runs but isn't declared, a claim contradicted by the measurement — every discrepancy becomes its own finding. This is where it catches what dry template checks miss."},"step4":{"title":"Prioritised action plan","body":"You get each issue explained in plain language — what's missing, which legal basis it concerns and how to fix it. AI-assessed findings are clearly marked as indications to verify, never as claims of a legal breach."}},"exampleHeading":"An example of what we find","exampleBody":"A cookie policy says \"we use no tracking cookies\" — but the scan measured Google Analytics and the Meta pixel loading before consent. Or: the privacy policy still references PUL, replaced back in 2018, and Datainspektionen, renamed IMY in 2021. That's invisible in an ordinary template review.","outcomeHeading":"What you get","outcome":{"actionPlan":"Prioritised action plan with every policy issue explained in plain language and tied to the relevant legal basis","aiAdvice":"An AI adviser you chat with about your policies — it opens your actual website live, reads the policy in context, and answers with references to GDPR and Swedish practice","history":"Full audit history — every version of your policies and findings saved, so you can show that compliance has been followed up over time","notifications":"Email when new issues appear between scans"},"finalCtaHeading":"Start scanning your site — free for 30 days","finalCtaBody":"No credit cards. No agents or plugins. See first results within minutes.","finalCtaButton":"Get started"},"aiGovernance":{"eyebrow":"The AI Act module","heroTitle":"Does your site have an AI chat? Then visitors have a right to know.","heroSubtitle":"The EU AI Act requires that anyone interacting with an AI system is told so — clearly, no later than first contact (Article 50). The requirement becomes binding on 2 August 2026. The module finds chat and assistant widgets on your site, explains what the requirement means for you, and gives concrete steps to meet the disclosure duty — in plain language.","heroCtaPrimary":"Start free scan","heroCtaSecondary":"See pricing","checksHeading":"What we check","checksBody":"The module is deliberately focused: it looks for the obligation in the AI Act that is actually visible on a website — transparency at the point of AI interaction — rather than sweeping broadly across everything AI-related.","checks":{"detect":{"title":"Chat and assistant widgets are detected","body":"The scan visits your pages in a real browser and recognises chat widgets in the page content — scripts, iframes and the widget's own elements — from known vendors such as Intercom, Drift, Humany and Telia ACE. 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An embedded third-party chat is therefore flagged as a risk to review and best practice to meet — not as an alleged legal breach on your part."},"caution":{"title":"An uncertain flag rather than a false accusation","body":"Many chat widgets are used for both human support and AI — and whether there's an AI at the other end can't always be determined from the outside. Each finding is therefore graded \"likely\" or \"uncertain\", never a confirmed violation. You confirm in the tool what actually applies."}},"lawsHeading":"Which regulations we cover","lawsBody":"The module is built around the AI Act's transparency requirements — and grows as more of the regulation takes effect.","laws":{"art50":{"name":"EU AI Act, Article 50 (transparency)","body":"People interacting with an AI system must be informed of it, unless it's obvious from context. 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The module rides the same scan as the other regulatory areas."},"step2":{"title":"We look for AI features on your pages","body":"The scan visits your pages in a real browser and looks for chat and assistant widgets in the page content — scripts, iframes and the widget's own elements."},"step3":{"title":"We assess how likely it is to be an AI","body":"Some vendors are dedicated AI assistants; other widgets are used for both human support and AI. The assessment travels with the finding — graded likely or uncertain, never a confirmed violation."},"step4":{"title":"You get the verdict in your action plan","body":"If a chat is found you get a finding with a concrete action — often a line in the widget's settings or welcome message. No AI features on the site? Then the module contributes nothing for that site — it never flags for the sake of it."}},"scopeNoteHeading":"Honest about scope","scopeNoteBody":"The AI Act module is one focused check today — transparency at chat and assistant widgets — and priced accordingly. We've deliberately left out checks that can't be done reliably from the outside, such as determining whether a text or image is AI-generated. The module grows as more requirements in the regulation take effect and become possible to check credibly.","outcomeHeading":"What you get","outcome":{"verdict":"A clear verdict: does the site have chat or AI features covered by the disclosure duty — and if so, what to do, step by step","aiAdvice":"An AI advisor to ask about the AI Act — what applies to you, from when, and what a reasonable level looks like","watch":"Forward monitoring: when new AI Act requirements take effect and are built into the module, you see it in the same tool"},"finalCtaHeading":"Ready to start?","finalCtaBody":"Run a free scan and see where you stand — the AI Act module is included in the trial along with every other module.","finalCtaButton":"Get started"},"quality":{"eyebrow":"Quality","heroTitle":"Broken links and language errors — what a visitor notices first","heroSubtitle":"We re-fetch every link on the site and read the text of every page. You get a list to work through, not a report to interpret. No law requires this — but a dead link in the menu makes a visitor doubt everything else on the page.","heroCtaPrimary":"Run a free scan","heroCtaSecondary":"See pricing","notComplianceHeading":"This is not a compliance module","notComplianceBody":"Nobody is fined for a broken link. The quality module never affects your site's compliance status and its findings never enter a compliance report — they sit on their own, in the action plan, as what they are: craft. The module is included in every plan and starts switched off, so you turn it on when you want it.","checksHeading":"What we check","checksBody":"Two halves you can switch on independently. The link check is deterministic — it fetches the link and reads the status code. The language check is the only part that uses AI.","checks":{"broken":{"title":"Broken links","body":"Only 404 and 410 count as broken: the server states outright that the page does not exist. A site that is temporarily down never becomes an accusation. We show the link text, the address, and how many pages the link sits on — a link in the menu on 150 pages is fixed in one place."},"review":{"title":"Links we could not check","body":"Everything that answered something else: 403, server errors, timeouts, or a page that answers OK while saying “not found” itself. We report what we saw and let you judge. Hosts that block all automated checks — common on large sites — are collapsed into one line instead of a hundred."},"spelling":{"title":"The language in the page text","body":"An AI reads the visible text and finds three kinds of error: misspellings, the right word in the wrong form, and words that have dropped out of a sentence. Always together with the sentence they appear in, and every suggestion is re-examined by a second, stricter AI pass before it is shown. Header and footer are checked once and apply to every page — otherwise one error in the menu would show up on every page in the list."},"dismiss":{"title":"Dismiss with a reason","body":"A link you know works, or a word that is actually correct — a place name, a specialist term — gets dismissed with a note. The decision is saved with name and date, survives every rescan, and can always be undone. If the link changes — it suddenly answers 404 — your decision is flagged for another look, but never undone automatically."}},"howHeading":"How it works","how":{"step1":{"title":"We use the pages we already fetched","body":"The quality module reads the same pages as the rest of the scan, so your server does not get a second crawl for this."},"step2":{"title":"Every link is re-fetched","body":"At most two concurrent requests per host, with a pause between them — against your own server and against everyone you link to. Internal links we already fetched are checked without a single extra request."},"step3":{"title":"The text is proofread","body":"The page's visible text is read by a language model that sees the sentence each word sits in. Unchanged pages are not re-read on the next scan."},"step4":{"title":"You get a handful of items, not three hundred","body":"Broken links, links we could not check, links to sites without encryption, and language errors — a few rows in the action plan. The full list opens when you want to work through it."}},"limitsHeading":"What the module does not do","limits":{"evidence":"We only call 404 and 410 broken. Everything else is left to you, because a site that is down right now is not a broken link.","coverage":"We always say how many links out of the total we actually managed to check, and which hosts refused us. A count without that number would mislead.","spellingJudgement":"The language is judged by an AI reading the text in context. It can be wrong — especially about place names, personal names and specialist terms. Every word is a suggestion to check, never a verdict."},"outcomeHeading":"What you get","outcome":{"list":"A list with link text, address and page count — sorted so what sits on the most pages comes first.","dismiss":"A dismissal per link or word, with a reason, that holds over time and can be undone.","verify":"An “I have fixed it” button on every row — we re-fetch the link or re-read the page and confirm the issue is gone, with no AI and no guesswork."},"finalCtaHeading":"See what is broken on your site","finalCtaBody":"Run a free scan. You see the result straight away, and you switch the quality module on when you want it.","finalCtaButton":"Run a free scan"}},"pricing":{"title":"Pricing","plockaStudyNote":"Basic isn't available for sites that are part of a public industry study — they're measured across all modules, so Pro or Pro+ is required.","subtitle":"Price per site. 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A site owner can ask for a new measurement sooner.","methodLimitsH2":"What we don't measure","methodLimitsBody":"We do not make legal assessments. That a site has zero issues in our measurement does not mean that it follows every rule, only that it passed our automated checks on the day we measured. The study compares a small number of pages per site, the five closest to the home page, so that large and small sites are measured alike. The design of the consent banner and what happens behind the site, such as routines and agreements, are not part of the study.","methodQuestionsH2":"Questions or objections","methodQuestionsBody":"We report what the tools measured and judge no one. If you think a measurement is wrong we want to know, so that we can correct it. Email <email>hello@complianthq.ai</email>."},"seoMeta":{"teamDescription":"The team behind CompliantHQ — technical consultants at Style4 Solutions AB building compliance as a service for Swedish businesses.","compareDescription":"How CompliantHQ compares to Siteimprove, Cookiebot and manual audits — four regulatory areas plus link and language checks in one tool, at a fraction of the price.","faqDescription":"Common questions about CompliantHQ — how the scan works, what it covers (cookies, accessibility, policies & terms), pricing and the free trial.","cookiesDescription":"Automated cookie and consent scanning. We load your site in a real browser, find tracking that runs before consent, and explain what needs fixing.","accessibilityDescription":"Automated accessibility scanning against WCAG 2.2 AA — for the European Accessibility Act. We scan your site and explain every issue in plain language.","policyDescription":"Automated review of your privacy policy, cookie policy and terms against GDPR. We read your documents and point out what's missing or wrong.","aiGovernanceDescription":"AI governance and AI Act compliance for your website. Map where you use AI, which requirements apply, and what you need to document.","blogDescription":"Articles on cookies, accessibility, GDPR and digital compliance — in plain language, from the team behind CompliantHQ.","privacyDescription":"CompliantHQ's privacy policy — which personal data we process, why, for how long, and what rights you have under GDPR.","termsDescription":"CompliantHQ's terms of service — the conditions for using our compliance platform.","dpaDescription":"CompliantHQ's data processing agreement (DPA) — our commitments under GDPR Article 28 when we process personal data on your behalf.","securityDescription":"Security at CompliantHQ — how we protect your data: encryption, access control, sub-processors and incident handling. For procurement and vendor reviews.","subprocessorsDescription":"CompliantHQ's sub-processors — the full list of third-party services we use to process personal data, with purpose and location.","accessibilityStatementDescription":"Accessibility statement for complianthq.ai — how accessible our own site is, known issues, and how to report a problem.","loginDescription":"Log in to CompliantHQ to see your scans, your action plan, and chat with the AI advisor about your website.","qualityDescription":"Find broken links and language errors on your website. We re-fetch every link and proofread every page — you get a list to work through, not a report to interpret."},"errors":{"generic":"Something went wrong. Please try again.","scan_in_progress":"A scan is currently running. Wait until it finishes and try again.","plan_inactive":"This requires an active plan. Choose a plan to continue.","trial_scan_cap_exhausted":"You've used your free scan. Upgrade to keep scanning.","manual_scan_rate_limit":"You can start one manual scan per week per site group. Try again later.","module_locked_study":"This site is part of a published study — modules can't be turned off while it is.","form_testing_paid_only":"Deep form testing is only included in a paid plan.","cannot_archive_multi_member_group":"This group has several sites. Deactivate them one at a time first.","cannot_downgrade_multi_member_group":"This group has several sites. Remove or move the extra ones first.","excluded_path_covers_whole_site":"A path has to point at part of the site, not all of it. Remove the line that is only a slash.","chat_cap_exhausted":"You've reached this month's AI message limit. Upgrade for more.","chat":"Something went wrong in the chat. Please try again.","network":"Network error. Check your connection and try again.","site_not_found":"Website not found."},"claimEmail":{"subject":"Confirm ownership: {host}","heading":"Confirm that you own {host}","intro":"Someone has requested to take over {host} as their website on CompliantHQ. If that was you, click the button below to verify your ownership.","button":"Confirm ownership","ignore":"If it wasn't you, you can ignore this email. Nothing happens until the link is clicked.","expiry":"The link is valid for 24 hours."},"qualityFindings":{"spellingTitle":"Language errors on the website","spellingInChrome":"site header/footer, all pages","spellingMore":"…and {count} more.","spellingNotChecked":"**Not checked in this scan:**","spellingSkippedBudget":"{count, plural, one {# page was} other {# pages were}} not proofread — the run reached its cost limit. Prioritised in the next scan.","spellingSkippedLang":"{count, plural, one {# page was} other {# pages were}} skipped — we could not determine the page language.","spellingTruncated":"{count, plural, one {# page was} other {# pages were}} only partially proofread — longer than the per-page limit.","spellingCaveat":"The language is judged by an AI reading the page in context, so it can be wrong — especially about names and specialist terms. Treat each word as a suggestion to check, not a verdict.","brokenLinksTitle":"Broken links","reviewLinksTitle":"Links we could not check","linkFoundOn":"found on {count, plural, one {# page} other {# pages}}","linkSoftBroken":"answers OK but the page says “not found”","linkBotBlocked":"the target blocks automated checks","linkNoResponse":"no response","linksMore":"…and {count} more.","linksCaveat":"A link only counts as broken when the server itself answers that the page is gone — never on temporary errors.","linkGone404":"the page does not exist","linkGone410":"the page has been removed","brokenLinksLede":"The links below lead to pages that no longer exist — visitors who click them meet an error message. The name in bold is the link's clickable text, exactly as it appears on your page — search for it to find the link. Some links sit inside your own PDFs — those rows name the document instead of a page, and there it is the document you open.","reviewLinksLede":"We could not automatically tell whether the links below work — open them yourself, and if they work, click Dismiss. The name in bold is the link's clickable text, exactly as it appears on your page — search for it to find the link.","spellingLede":"The words below look wrong in context — misspelled, or the right word in the wrong form. Each appears on the page exactly as written here, so you can search for it. Correct it on the page, or click Not an error if the word is actually right, for example a name or a technical term.","spellingMissingWordLabel":"probably missing in this sentence","insecureLinksTitle":"Links to sites without encryption","insecureLinksLede":"The links below reach their destination, but it answers over http — an unencrypted connection. A visitor who clicks one sends the address, and anything they type there, in the clear. We follow every redirect first, so a link that lands on https is not listed here.","linkInsecure":"the destination has no encryption (http)","insecureLinksCaveat":"This is about the destination's site, not your own — but you are the one sending the visitor there. If the page is reachable over https, changing the address in the link is enough; if it is not, consider whether to link there at all."}},"now":"$undefined","timeZone":"UTC","children":"$L3a"}] </article></body></html>