SysWisdom AI Quality Agent for accessibility
Prove your chatbot is accessible and correct for everyone you serve.
So every student can keep learning.
The scanner you already use checks your pages. The AI Quality Agent for accessibility checks your AI chatbot, and a person on your team approves every finding.
Automated checks plus a named reviewer. Automated checks cannot find every issue.
The problem
People rely on your chatbot. Some get wrong answers. Some cannot use it at all.
Wrong answers
Students, parents and residents ask chatbots about deadlines, aid, enrollment and services, and act on what they read.
On March 7, 2026, The Markup reported that California colleges are spending millions on AI chatbots, and that one college's bot named a former president as current and gave wrong financial aid office hours. Read The Markup investigation (opens in a new tab)
Blocked users
If the chat window cannot be reached with a keyboard, or a screen reader does not announce the reply, some people cannot ask their question at all.
How it works
Three steps. A person stays in charge.
- Step 1
We check
Automated checks on the page that hosts your chatbot, a reviewer's keyboard and screen reader pass inside the chat window, and a reviewed check of answers against your official sources.
- Step 2
A person approves
A named reviewer tests by hand and writes up each finding. A person on your team approves every finding before it goes in the record.
- Step 3
You keep a dated record
You get a dated evidence report to keep on file, and you can run the check again after a vendor or model update.
Keep your scanner. We cover what it cannot see: the AI tools, and the human sign-off.
Page scanners test the pages they load. A chat window that opens on click, an answer that changes with every question, and a person's sign-off on what was found need a different check.
Run it your way
Three ways to get it.
Free check
Available now
Run the self-serve scan for automated checks on the page that hosts your chatbot. Results come right away, with no reviewer. Featured pilots get a reviewed check: the first three Georgia technical colleges.
Reviewed check
Available now
We run the check, a named reviewer approves each finding, and you get the evidence report. Repeat it after a vendor or model update.
On-Site agent
Available now, accessibility domain wisdom coming
The agent ships as a tar file you run on your own hardware, with Vault and the Proof Kit. Your data stays inside your walls. Accessibility domain wisdom for On-Site is coming and is authored for you per engagement.
To buy, email us. We send a PayPal invoice, then run the review or help you install On-Site.
- 01
Contact us
Email us about your chatbot or your environment. No price is listed; we scope it with you.
- 02
Get a PayPal invoice
We send a PayPal invoice for the review or the On-Site agent.
- 03
We run it or help you install
For a review, we run the check and a named reviewer approves each finding. For On-Site, we help you install the agent and Vault behind your firewall from the tar file.
Purchase contact: sales@syswisdom.ai
Demo
See a check from start to finish.
A 60 to 90 second captioned demo is on the way. Until it is ready, the transcript will live here.
Demo video transcript
Transcript coming with the video. It will walk through one chatbot check: the automated page checks, the reviewer's keyboard and screen reader pass, the answer accuracy check, and the dated record your team approves.
ADA Title II: WCAG 2.1 AA
The first deadline is April 26, 2027.
Public entities serving 50,000 or more people, including most public colleges, school districts, cities and counties, must meet WCAG 2.1 AA for web content and apps by April 26, 2027. Smaller entities and special district governments have until April 26, 2028. WCAG 2.2 is a voluntary best practice unless a contract requires it.
General information, not legal advice.
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Built with heart in Georgia
Talk to Aaron
Aaron McCormack, founder and CTO, built SysWisdom on one conviction: AI quality is a human responsibility. Tell him about your chatbot and he will tell you plainly what a check can and cannot show.