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Expedited Accessibility Review

Working against a fixed delivery date?
Start with a scope review.

Scoped accessibility testing and documentation support for a fixed procurement or delivery milestone. Methods, coverage, deliverables, and timing are confirmed before work begins.

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Expedited options

Two ways to request accelerated support

Priority-Scope Review

Schedule: Agreed after scope review

A tightly defined set of priority pages, screens, documents, or workflows.

  • Scope, methods, and delivery date agreed before work begins
  • Automated and expert manual review as contracted
  • Evidence-backed written findings
  • ACR, validation summary, or sign-off only when contracted
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Expedited Audit

Schedule: Agreed after scope review

A defined website, product, document, or procurement deliverable with an accelerated milestone.

  • Schedule confirmed from the actual scope and available capacity
  • Testing coverage identified in the statement of work
  • Evidence-backed written findings
  • ACR, validation summary, or sign-off only when contracted
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How expedited review works

  1. Submit intake

    Provide the URL or artifact, priority scope, access needs, and deadline.

  2. Scope review

    We review capacity, testing requirements, dependencies, and delivery risk.

  3. Test and document

    We complete the automated and expert manual review stated in the scope.

  4. Deliver results

    We provide the contracted findings, validation summary, or ACR support.

What expedited review is — and what it isn't

  • Real testing, defined scope. Methods and coverage are stated in the statement of work rather than implied by a product label.
  • Not a substitute for broader coverage. A priority scope covers only the agreed pages, artifacts, and workflows. Broader coverage is a separate engagement.
  • Capacity-dependent. Availability and the delivery date must be confirmed before work begins.
  • Deliverable-specific. An ACR, evaluator sign-off, validation summary, or retest is included only when contracted.
Looking at multi-product or recurring needs? See standard & continuous engagements.

Expedited accessibility review FAQ

Common questions from proposal teams and product vendors working against fixed deadlines.

  • Can 508 Audit consider an expedited deadline?
    Yes, subject to scope, access, required testing methods, reporting needs, and available capacity. The delivery date is agreed in writing before work begins.
  • Is Rush ACR a real audit or a checklist?
    An expedited engagement uses the methods agreed for its defined scope. It is not represented as complete coverage of a larger product or website unless the contracted scope supports that statement.
  • What determines an expedited schedule?
    Schedule depends on the number and complexity of pages or workflows, environment access, required assistive-technology coverage, reporting format, and whether an ACR or retest is contracted.
  • Will a Rush ACR satisfy a federal contracting officer?
    No provider can guarantee a buyer's acceptance. The engagement documents the agreed scope, testing methods, findings, limitations, and any contracted sign-off so the buyer can evaluate the result.
  • What happens after the Rush ACR is delivered?
    Deliverables are stated in the scope and may include written findings, remediation priorities, a validation summary, or VPAT/ACR support. No one format is mandatory for every expedited engagement.