Reconciled page inventory
Every canonical public URL from a coverage-qualified crawl is frozen into the report. Redirects, exclusions, failures and non-HTML resources remain visible instead of disappearing from the total.
Website scoping for accessibility teams
Know the site you are agreeing to audit.
Turn one public domain into a coverage-qualified page inventory and a preserved evidence set: rendered HTML, archived CSS, desktop and mobile captures, redirects, templates and automated WCAG findings.
- Public sites only
- Durable capture
- Searchable inventory
Explore a real evidence set
Citylights · Public sample
- Pages
- 4
- Templates
- 3
- Screenshots
- 8
- Findings
- 179
Preserved manifest
Bounded sample
home.html
46 findings
Captured
news.html
47 findings
Captured
tickets.html
42 findings
Captured
survey.html
44 findings
Captured
Two visual states
Desktop 1280px · Mobile 390px
Scriptless replay
Archived evidence · no live fetch
Four pages from a fictional city website. Preserved views, measured findings, and real downloads. No account needed.
The evidence set
More than a crawler export.
A URL list says what discovery found. A scoping report preserves what each page looked like, how it was classified and where capture could not proceed.
Rendered HTML and archived CSS
Successful pages preserve the rendered document and the bounded stylesheet bundle used for replay. Historical evidence does not silently borrow the live site's current CSS.
Desktop and mobile captures
Full-page visual evidence records both viewports, giving reviewers a stable reference for responsive layouts, breakpoint differences and content that moves between screens.
Automated WCAG evidence
Axe results retain rule, target, impact and viewport context. Findings support audit planning while remaining clearly labelled as automated evidence, not a claim of conformance.
Template families
Structurally similar pages are grouped into explainable template families so an auditor can select representative pages without losing the complete underlying inventory.
Capture provenance
The report records its source crawl, capture window, algorithm versions, artifact identities and integrity fingerprint so the evidence can be traced back to the exact run.
One continuous workflow
From domain to defensible scope.
- 01
Enter the public domain
Start from the dedicated scoping flow. OnChange normalizes the domain and begins durable discovery on the server, so closing the browser does not stop the job.
- 02
Prove the coverage boundary
Sitemaps, same-site links and redirect outcomes build the canonical inventory. If discovery is partial, limited or interrupted, OnChange refuses to label the result as complete scope.
- 03
Capture every page independently
Each URL becomes its own checkpointed capture task. One blocked or failed page cannot erase successful evidence or force the entire site to start again.
- 04
Review and deliver
Search the inventory, inspect archived pages, review accessibility evidence, download the exports and send the scoped report link to the assigned client contact.
Client delivery
The evidence reaches the person who needs it.
Branded completion email with a visible report link
Time-limited, revocable report-scoped access
Accessible report plus reconciled CSV and JSON inventories
Honest boundaries
No completeness theatre.
Incomplete discovery stays incomplete
A limit, failure or uncertain boundary is explained instead of being presented as the whole website.
A capture is a bounded window
Large sites are preserved page by page. The report records the window and flags material capture-state drift.
Automation supports expert review
WCAG findings help prioritize manual work; they do not convert an automated scan into an accessibility attestation.
Frequently asked questions
Before you scope a site
- What makes a website scoping report complete?
- OnChange only presents a report as complete public-site scope when its source crawl finishes with complete, unlimited coverage. Partial, limited, failed and still-running crawls are blocked from becoming complete evidence sets, and excluded or failed URLs remain visible in the report.
- Does a scoping report prove WCAG conformance?
- No. The report preserves automated axe findings and page-level evidence to help an accessibility professional define representative templates and manual audit work. Automated checks cannot replace keyboard, screen-reader, cognitive and expert manual review.
- Can a client open the report without workspace access?
- An assigned client contact can receive a report-scoped, time-limited and revocable link after export generation. That link opens only the eligible report surface and does not grant access to the rest of the workspace.
- Is this a permanent legal website archive?
- No. It is an operational evidence system governed by the workspace retention window. It is not WORM storage, a legal hold or a substitute for records-management controls required by counsel or a regulator.
Start with evidence