The product
Finds the issue. Writes the fix. Waits for your yes.
ADA Monitor writes real fixes into an unpublished copy of your theme, then shows you one work list: what's broken, what's already fixed and waiting, and the handful of decisions only your team can make.
Know what needs attention — and who should own it.
Related storefront findings are grouped into actionable work items using the strongest available evidence—by shared Liquid source when confidently mapped, or by rule, template, selector, and page context when source mapping is unavailable. Every item receives an ownership lane, affected pages, and a clear next step.
- Grouped by shared Liquid source when confidently mapped—so one defect can become one work item instead of forty duplicates.
- Ownership lanes: content, theme, third-party app, or human decision
- Readable by marketing; precise enough for developers
Fixes are proposed. Never forced.
Eligible fixes are prepared from approved store information and written into an unpublished copy of your theme. You see the exact diff — the before and the after — then approve, edit, or decline.
AI proposes. The scanner verifies. You decide what ships.
- Exact-scope diffs in a draft theme — your live theme is untouched until release
- Proposed wording drawn from your product data, not invented
- Every proposal carries its evidence: the finding, the pages, the criterion
suggested change
Add helpful text to 12 product images
Prepared from approved product information.
Eligible changes are checked against the unpublished preview theme before live release.
Automation you control, rule by rule.
Approval rules are precise and versioned: this kind of eligible change, on this kind of page, may be prepared and verified automatically in an unpublished theme — everything else asks first. Publishing to the live theme always remains a merchant decision.
- Rules apply to exact fix categories, never "everything"
- Approval rules never permit live-theme publishing
- Tighten, loosen, or pause any rule at any time; changes are recorded
approval rules
A fix isn't done until it's checked again.
Eligible changes are verified against the unpublished theme before live release. Pass, and the preview result is recorded. If preview verification fails, the exact draft-theme change can be rolled back. Subsequent scheduled scans continue monitoring the published storefront.
- Re-checks run on the pages the change actually touched
- Exact draft-theme changes can be rolled back when preview verification fails
- Verification covers the relevant automated checks — we don't call it total conformance, because it isn't
See what happened. From start to finish.
Findings, proposals, edits, approvals, changes, verifications, and releases stay connected in one history. When leadership, a partner, or counsel asks what you're doing about accessibility, you answer with the record — not a shrug.
- Every entry keeps who, what, when, and the supporting evidence
- Reporting views made for leadership reviews and governance questions
- A record of documented, ongoing effort — which is what a serious program looks like
Fits your stack
Meets your team where it already works.
Pull requests & tickets
On plans that include it, route prepared changes through GitHub or Bitbucket pull requests, and escalate human work to Jira — where configured for your store.
Security, stated plainly
ADA Monitor scans your public storefront and uses authorized Shopify Admin API access to retrieve the store, product, content, media, and theme information required for monitoring and remediation. Theme changes are made only within the configured approval and release controls.
Next step
See it on your own storefront.
Start the trial and this exact workflow runs against your store — first report, first drafted fixes, first approvals.