Allyant Named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Digital Accessibility

OTTAWA, Ontario — Allyant, the leading provider of accessible document, digital, and alternative format communications solutions, today announced it has been named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner^® Magic Quadrant™ for Digital Accessibility.

“We believe this recognition reflects what sets Allyant apart—innovative technology backed by deep accessibility expertise from a team relentlessly focused on helping our customers succeed,” said Ariel Kunar, CEO of Allyant. “We’re incredibly proud of our people and grateful for the trust our customers place in Allyant every day.”

According to the report, “Digital accessibility platforms have evolved from periodic compliance tools into continuous, AI-augmented accessibility assurance. This Magic Quadrant evaluates vendors as agentic testing, intelligent remediation and adaptive experiences reshape the market.”

“Mature accessibility programs extend beyond just the website, and we believe the scope of this report reflects the importance of addressing accessibility across every digital experience touchpoint,” said Dan Sullivan, Chief Revenue Officer at Allyant. “Enterprise programs need one dependable way to cover the accessibility of their websites, software, and mobile applications, alongside a sustainable way to prioritize and remediate documents at scale. This broad approach to accessibility has long been fundamental to how Allyant thinks about—and supports—the market.”

• Technology and human expertise, working together.
  Organizations need a way to identify issues at scale while bringing expert judgement to the barriers that require it. Allyant combines intelligent technology with manual evaluation and human remediation, preventing reliance on automation alone, and ensuring real-world usability with defensible compliance.
• A strong foundation across web, software, and mobile.
  Allyant’s core digital accessibility capabilities—automated scanning, monitoring, and expert-led auditing—apply consistently across websites, web and native applications, and mobile experiences, giving organizations one dependable way to find and resolve issues across their traditional digital properties.
• Accessibility that extends beyond the website.
  Allyant supports accessible communications for every customer touchpoint, including deep expertise in document accessibility, through accessibility software, automated scanning and monitoring, expert-led testing, remediation, and document accessibility solutions.
• Support across the accessibility lifecycle.
  Organizations need support finding barriers, fixing them, managing progress, demonstrating compliance, and responding when accessibility issues create business or legal risk. Allyant brings those capabilities together across software, services, training, governance, and specialized support.
• Accessibility built to become operational.
  Accessibility works best when it becomes part of how an organization operates, not a series of one-time projects. Allyant’s focus is helping organizations establish sustainable programs that span teams, technologies, content, and workflows.

Organizations interested in learning more about Allyant’s leading accessibility solutions can request a demo at Allyant.com.

Allyant is the leading provider of accessible document, digital, and alternative format communications solutions, helping organizations achieve compliance with accessibility standards. Allyant empowers businesses, government agencies, educational institutions, and more with industry-leading software, tools, and expert guidance to create inclusive communications for all users. Learn more at Allyant.com.

Contacts

Nicole McTheny

Vice President, Marketing