18 pages recorded
Automated route scan
Axe checks are one signal only. Zero serious or critical findings never proves complete accessibility.
Public accessibility evidence
Accessibility is a release discipline, not a badge.
This center publishes the technical checks we can prove, the markets we have started to map and every material fact still missing. It does not claim legal approval, full product conformance or a completed screen-reader test.
AI identity disclosure
Declared AI operating roles, not human employees.
Declared accountable AI unit: Legal and Risk. Declared independent AI checker: Quality Control.
The actual runtime creator and model version are not verified. These declared roles have no spending or external-action authority in this public record, and this disclosure does not claim whole-product coverage.
Inspect the AI identity record18routes in the first automated matrix
11jurisdiction reference rows
7interface locales identified
0legal or conformance approvals claimed
Technical evidence
What this first slice checks
Each method is bounded to the routes, states and release recorded here. Automated checks never replace manual or assistive-technology testing.
22 recorded scenarios
Keyboard and focus
The first slice checks traversal, visible focus, order and the skip link. It does not cover every state in the product.
4 recorded viewports
Mobile, zoom and reflow
The matrix includes desktop, exact 390-pixel mobile, narrow reflow and 200 percent browser zoom.
English and Hebrew first slice
Language and direction
Hebrew is checked in RTL with the approved Heebo font on cold and warm first paint. Other interface languages are not claimed as fully audited.
Market map
Official references, unresolved applicability
A row means we located current official material. It does not mean the law has been conclusively applied to Qeravio.
Review required
Israel
Israeli service-accessibility law and Israeli Standard 5568
The service may be in scope, but turnover, exemption, physical-arrangement and coordinator facts are incomplete. No Israeli legal-conformance claim is made.
Review required
European Union
European Accessibility Act, Directive 2019/882
The directive covers e-commerce services from 28 June 2025 through national law. Service, market, microenterprise and national-transposition facts still require review.
Review required
Germany
Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz
Official guidance includes consumer e-commerce from 28 June 2025. Qeravio's German targeting, consumer-contract and microenterprise facts are not yet verified.
Review required
France
Decree 2023-931 implementing product and service accessibility
The decree includes e-commerce and applies to services supplied after 28 June 2025. Exact provider scope and any exception require verified facts.
Review required
Spain
Law 11/2023 implementing Directive 2019/882
The law includes e-commerce services and its accessibility title took effect on 28 June 2025. Exact provider scope and exceptions remain unverified.
Review required
Brazil
Brazilian Inclusion Law 13.146/2015, Article 63
Article 63 links website duties to a Brazilian headquarters or commercial representation. Qeravio's Brazilian commercial nexus is not verified.
Review required
Japan
Disability discrimination reasonable-accommodation duty
Reasonable accommodation by businesses became mandatory on 1 April 2024 and is context dependent. JIS and WCAG are technical references, not a Qeravio legal safe harbour.
Review required
United Kingdom
Equality Act 2010 service-provider duties
A government-hosted 2026 draft code discusses remote services through websites or apps and territorial rules, but it is not a final code. Qeravio's UK conduct and reasonable-adjustment scope still need qualified review.
Review required
United States
Americans with Disabilities Act web guidance
The Justice Department says covered businesses must make online goods and services accessible, but it does not set one detailed private-site technical standard. Title III and nexus facts need review.
Review required
Canada
Accessible Canada Act and regulations guidance
Federal accessibility duties focus on federally regulated organizations. Qeravio's Canadian regulatory status and any provincial duties are not verified.
Review required
Australia
Disability Discrimination Act online-service guidance
Official human-rights guidance treats online information and services as services under the Act. Territorial, hardship and service facts still require review.
Open gates
What prevents an approval claim
These are release blockers for any stronger accessibility statement. None is silently treated as passed.
- Gate 1Verify legal employee count, annual turnover and every fact used for an exemption or threshold.
- Gate 2Confirm actual consumer markets, establishments, commercial representations and territorial nexus.
- Gate 3Verify public-facing physical arrangements and whether an accessibility coordinator is legally required, then publish only verified details.
- Gate 4Complete real screen-reader testing on the exact release and every critical end-to-end flow.
- Gate 5Expand the audit to all routes, states, documents, media and third-party components, including any enabled checkout.
- Gate 6Obtain qualified jurisdiction-specific legal review before any legal-compliance claim.
Version binding
Evidence belongs to one exact release
A newer Worker must be tested again. It cannot inherit this record merely because the pages still look similar.
- Evidence identifier
qeravio-qtop187-public-accessibility-release-20260820T185710Z- Tested Worker
56bbaf52-e861-4c6d-870e-87c2369a2b78- Automated engine
- axe-core 4.13.0
- Independent review
- Truthful partial release passed
- Screen-reader tests
- 0
- Legal approval
- Blocked
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