Requirement finder
A guided questionnaire that maps your size and organization type to the obligations most likely to apply.
A plain-English AODA toolkit that turns a confusing compliance task into a guided checklist, practical templates and a clear path to filing.
Built for organizations that want structure, not a stack of regulations. General information only—not legal advice.
Answer five questions to get a practical starting point based on Ontario’s published reporting thresholds.
This screener does not replace guidance from the Government of Ontario or qualified legal counsel.
Each piece is written for the person actually responsible for getting compliance work over the line.
A guided questionnaire that maps your size and organization type to the obligations most likely to apply.
A prioritized, plain-language approach to checking common WCAG barriers and briefing your web team.
Editable accessibility policy and multi-year plan starting points, with prompts for organization-specific decisions.
A reusable tracker and staff sign-off template for documenting accessibility training.
A step-by-step companion for preparing the information Ontario’s reporting process asks you to provide.
A simple index for keeping policies, plans, training records and remediation notes organized in one place.
The founding offer is the same complete DIY Filing Kit at the lowest price.
Scans are completed manually, templates are prepared by hand, and support is provided by email. Organization-specific document customization is included with Guided Filing.
CAD · one-time
CAD · one-time
CAD · one-time
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Ontario’s guidance says businesses and non-profits with 20 or more employees file every three years. Different rules apply to designated public-sector organizations. Use the screener for a starting point, then confirm against Ontario’s official guidance.
You may not have to file an accessibility compliance report, but other accessibility requirements can still apply. For example, Ontario says organizations with one or more employees must provide accessible customer service and accessibility training.
No. The kit is an educational and organizational resource. It helps you understand tasks, prepare documents and collect evidence, but it is not legal advice, a certification or a guarantee of compliance.
No. Digital accessibility is one part of AODA. The kit also covers policy, training, planning, filing preparation and evidence organization.
Yes. The templates are designed to make professional review more efficient by giving your advisor a structured draft and a clear evidence list.
Yes. The $99 founding-member offer, $149 DIY Filing Kit and $349 Guided Filing option are available through PayPal checkout.