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Accessibility

Last updated: 24 October 2026

AI should be useful to more people, in more ways.

We aim to make a7i.ai understandable and usable with different devices and ways of interacting. WCAG 2.2 Level AA is a design target, not a claim of verified conformance. A complete independent accessibility audit has not been established.

Ways to use the service.

The interface includes labelled controls, keyboard focus indicators, responsive layouts and theme choices. Some features offer voice input as an alternative to typing. Voice availability depends on your device, browser, permissions and workspace configuration.

Areas that need particular care.

  • Generated applications and user-created content may not have accessible labels, structure or contrast.
  • Charts, canvases, workflow editors and other visual tools may need additional text explanations or alternative controls.
  • Third-party embeds, sign-in pages and payment pages have their own accessibility behaviour.
  • AI transcripts and descriptions can contain mistakes and are not guaranteed substitutes for accurate captions or human assistance.

These areas have not been comprehensively assessed across assistive technologies. We do not promise that every feature works equally well with every screen reader or input method.

If you encounter a barrier.

Email support@a7i.ai. Tell us the page or task, what stopped you, your browser or device and any assistive technology you want to identify. Tell us what alternative would help, such as a text explanation or help completing the task. Do not include private account information in screenshots.

We will use reports to investigate barriers and discuss a practical alternative. We do not currently publish a guaranteed response time. You can learn about the standard in the W3C accessibility guidance.