We make digital work for everyone

Accessibility solutions for websites, online payments and physical spaces, with regulatory compliance at the core.

  • WCAG 2.2 AA
  • EN 301 549
  • EAA 2019/882
  • RD 1112/2018

Millions of people still cannot use the web

According to the United Nations, around 16% of the world’s population (some 1.3 billion people) lives with a significant disability. In Spain, 4.32 million people aged six or over had some kind of disability in 2020 (INE).

Figures from the ACCTUA presentation (Accesit Inclusivo, 2024).

Solutions

Four solutions so nobody is left out: from online payment to the metro station.

Acctua Web

A layer that speaks and listens: each person navigates the way they need to, without touching your website code.

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Acctua Audit

Automatic and manual accessibility audits of websites and apps against WCAG 2.1 and 2.2, with prioritised reports.

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Acctua Pay

Accessible payments for e-commerce platforms: independence for people with disabilities.

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NaviLens
NaviLens

Codes that can be read up to 12 times farther than a QR code, to find your way around metros, airports and museums.

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Comply with the regulations, and prove it

Every audit evaluates WCAG, the European standard EN 301 549 and the Accessibility Act (EAA) at once, and ends in an accessibility statement.

Projects under way

Stations, airports and payment platforms that already work for everyone.

NaviLens

NaviLens

Barcelona metro and buses

A 100% NaviLens rollout across the metro and buses: 159 stations and 2,400 stops. It includes voice-command audio signage to know the exact position on the platform, real-time information on the next train, and occupancy and free-seat data.

NaviLens

NaviLens

Carrasco International Airport, Montevideo

The first airport in the world to integrate NaviLens with its flight information display system (FIDS): gates, schedules and delays in real time, in each passenger’s own language and on top of the existing signage.

Acctua Pay

Accessible payment platform with PaynoPain

Cumulus, together with PaynoPain, developed an online payment platform that is accessible to everyone, whatever their disability. It is the foundation of Acctua Pay.

From the blog

Guides and news on digital accessibility, regulation and inclusive design.

Regulation

Web accessibility regulation in Spain and Europe: what it requires and how to adapt

Royal Decree 1112/2018, Law 11/2023, the EAA and the EN 301 549 standard explained clearly.

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Guide

What is web accessibility: a simple guide to understanding and applying it

What it means for a website to be accessible, who benefits and where to start.

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Guide

Web accessibility testing: what it is, how it is done and what to do with the result

Automatic tests, manual review and user testing: each finds different problems.

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Let’s start with a diagnosis

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