AudioEye and CivicPlus® Expand Offering to Improve Digital Accessibility and Compliance for Governments of All Sizes
Summary
This follows the Justice Department’s new rule under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), establishing specific requirements for web and mobile app accessibility among state and local government entities. “With the Justice Department’s new rule, we are witnessing a significant milestone in the evolution of digital accessibility for all citizens,” said AudioEye Chief Executive Officer David Moradi. “Working with AudioEye for the past seven years has helped us to deliver an efficient and cost-effective solution for our customers as they implement digital accessibility on their websites,” said CivicPlus Chief Executive Officer Brian Rempe. With a comprehensive suite of solutions that combine to form THE modern Civic Experience Platform, we strive to create one-stop, frictionless, interactions that delight residents and help staff collaborate and work efficiently. By combining the latest AI automation technology with guidance from certified experts and direct input from the disability community, AudioEye helps ensure businesses of all sizes — including over 122,000 customers like Samsung, Calvin Klein, and Samsonite — are accessible and usable.