limena for accounting firms, see all use cases

Your exposure is the documents, not the website.

Thousands of statements, returns and reports go to clients every year, almost none of them tagged. limena traces each failure back to the template that made it.

Send a client statementfiles.example.com/templates/statement-2026.docxCan’t be completed
  1. Draft from templatePasses
  2. Export to PDFPasses
  3. Send to clientPasses
  4. Client reads itBlocked
Barrier identified

Table headers aren’t tagged in the template

Screen readers read each figure without its column, in every statement made from the template, so the client can’t follow their own numbers.

WCAG 1.3.1Assigned to: Template owner
Statements cleared by one template fix214Every statement generated from statement-2026.docx this year
VerificationPending: re-tested when the fix ships
Illustrative example, not a real finding.

Harder for a practice than a product team.

Complex financial tables are the hardest problem in document accessibility, and they are what your practice produces all day.

  1. Doesn’t Acrobat check this?

    Yes, the file in front of you. limena checks every file on a cadence and finds the template behind them.

  2. Written for the template owner

    Each finding says what to change in the template, not in 214 separate files.

  3. The answer to the RFP question

    A dated record you can attach when a client asks how you handle accessibility.

What limena ranks first

Ranked by how many files one fix clears.

Three findings from one practice, in the order limena puts them.

  1. Statement template: headers untagged214 files, fixed onceBlocker: High
  2. Engagement letter: no reading order48 files, fixed onceMedium
  3. Website: low contrast linkContent fix, editorLow
Laws covered
  • ADA Title III
  • EAA (EN 301 549)
  • AODA
  • Accessible Canada Act

Bring us one statement template.

We’ll run limena on one of your journeys and show you each barrier priced, who owns the fix, and what to do first.