DistrictProof Docs
Fix the backlog.
Human-reviewed PDF and document remediation, with a clear scope and a fixed quote.
- PDFs, scans & fillable forms
- Source documents & templates
- Dated delivery evidence
Solutions
Three solutions. Start with the work you need.
Remediate the existing backlog, test your website, or build an ongoing publishing routine. Choose Docs, Web, or Care on its own.
Get your free PDF Backlog ReportDistrictProof Web
Make your key tasks work.
Website testing and practical fixes for the pages your families depend on.
- Keyboard & screen-reader review
- Prioritized, actionable issue logs
- Fixes, retesting & evidence
DistrictProof Care
Keep up with what comes next.
An ongoing plan for new documents, board materials, and accessible publishing.
- New-document review & remediation
- Board Packet Service
- Monthly evidence reporting
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Choose the starting point that matches your work
If the immediate problem is a collection of public PDFs, start with Docs and a representative sample. If families encounter barriers while using navigation, calendars, forms, or shared templates, start with Web. If the district has already addressed an initial project but new files keep appearing, discuss a recurring Care scope.
Many districts need more than one kind of work, but the purchasing decision should stay clear. Separate the initial project, website tasks, and ongoing allowance. Each can have its own deliverables, milestones, review coverage, and acceptance process.
| Your immediate need | A useful starting point |
|---|---|
| Understand the document volume | Free PDF Backlog Report. |
| Repair a defined set of files | Docs, scoped by type and complexity. |
| Find barriers in key family tasks | Web, scoped by pages, templates, and states. |
| Keep up with recurring documents | Care, scoped by intake, allowance, and review windows. |
| Support board meeting materials | Board Packet Service, scoped around the meeting calendar. |
The evidence connects the services
A document review, a website finding, and a monthly work queue need different records, but all should identify what the result describes. Keep the file or page version, date, method, coverage, and outstanding actions visible. This gives the district a consistent way to assess progress across separate scopes.
Begin with a free Backlog Report or book an accessibility planning call. Bring one example of the work you need to move forward: a packet, a service form, a recurring menu, or a website task that needs attention.
Start with the size of the work.
A clearer backlog. A practical plan. A fixed quote.