Websites and PDFs that fail accessibility standards now create legal and civil rights risk under the ADA Web Rule. This post explains what the 2026 deadline means and how DTI and Accessibility On Demand help agencies achieve WCAG compliant content before enforcement begins.

Non-compliant PDFs and outdated digital files quietly raise your risk of legal exposure, failed audits, and public backlash. Accessibility On Demand brings every record up to standard and makes your content work for everyone.

Old file rooms often feel haunted by forgotten paper trails. Digital conversion takes the fear out of legacy records and brings your archives out of the dark.

Disasters of any kind can erase paper archives. Digitization secures records, ensures compliance, and guarantees access when it matters most.

Paper claims delay audits and slow compliance. Secure digitization keeps insurance teams fast and reliable.

Physical storage slows access. Schools, municipalities, and healthcare teams are shifting to digital systems for faster retrieval and compliance.

Physical storage slows access. Schools, municipalities, and healthcare teams are shifting to digital systems for faster retrieval and compliance.

Many departments are taking control over their legacy records. The focus is shifting from speed to building practical, long-term access.

Across North Carolina, paper keeps stacking. When files aren’t digitized, compliance slips, operations stall, and risk spreads.