Shared visibility, without a central bottleneck.
When many squads ship independently, one accessibility specialist can't gate everything. Teams need to own their own conformance, while leadership still sees the whole picture.
The situation
One specialist, twelve squads, no chance.
Autonomous teams move fast and each does accessibility differently, or not at all. The lone specialist becomes a queue everyone waits on, reviews pile up, and leadership has no consistent read across squads. Standards exist on paper but not in practice.
Central control doesn't scale. Shared visibility with distributed ownership does.
How limena helps
Each squad owns its work. Everyone sees the whole.
Per squad
Its own space, the same standard
Every team gets its own programs and findings, scored against one shared WCAG target, so autonomy never means a different bar.
Routing
Fixes go to the team that owns them
Findings route into each squad's own tracker and roles, so accessibility is handled in the team, not funnelled through one person.
Specialist
From gatekeeper to coach
The expert stops reviewing every ticket and instead sets standards, handles the hard calls, and steps in where teams need help.
Leadership
One view across every team
Compare squads, spot who needs support, and report org-wide maturity, without pulling status from a dozen places by hand.
Teams · org rollup
Checkout squad
2 open · owns fixes
Growth squad
9 open · needs support
Platform squad
4 open · on track
Give every team ownership, and yourself the full picture.
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