With easyMonitoring, SiteCockpit provides a powerful tool to regularly check your website’s accessibility. In this article, we explain how the scan works, how to add pages to monitoring, and what the accessibility score means.
To activate monitoring, go to the "Monitoring" section in the SiteCockpit backend. There, select your desired domain. Once the domain is verified, you can add your pages to the scan.
Click the "Fetch URLs" button to load all available pages. Then simply check the boxes for the pages you want to monitor.
After selecting your pages, you can start the scan manually at any time by clicking "Scan Now". The system will automatically analyze the chosen pages against current accessibility standards.
Scan duration depends on the number and size of pages. You will be notified once the process is complete.
Each scanned page receives an accessibility score between 0 and 100. A high score means the page is highly accessible. A low score indicates room for improvement.
Note: The score reflects technical and structural criteria. A score of 100 means fully accessible, while 0 means entirely inaccessible.
Our monitoring feature helps you keep track of your website’s accessibility. If you have questions about specific results or interpretation, our support team is here to help.
Automated barrier checks
Transparent evaluation for each page
Support for analysis & optimization
Together, we ensure your pages are not only legally compliant but truly accessible to everyone.
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