AGID accessibility workflow

A structured workflow for Italian municipalities preparing accessible public documents and AGID declarations.

What is AGID?

AGID is the Italian framework and supervisory authority for digital accessibility in public administration. For municipalities, accessibility work includes reviewing public documents, addressing identified barriers and preparing the required accessibility declaration for publication.

What an AGID workflow should cover

  • Accessible PDF documents aligned with WCAG 2.2 AA principles.
  • Accurate document title, author, subject and keyword metadata.
  • Traceable findings, repair results and validation evidence for internal review.
  • A documented workflow from analysis and draft to approval and official submission.

How Clarifyr supports municipalities

Clarifyr combines automated analysis with human review. The municipality remains responsible for checking the content and approving the final declaration.

  • Analyze PDFs and identify WCAG 2.2 AA findings with a clear, reviewable report.
  • Repair selected document issues and compare the accessibility result before and after repair.
  • Complete missing document metadata such as title, author, subject and keywords before publication.
  • Create a draft, review it, approve it and export it for the official AGID publication process.

See the AGID workflow in action

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