AIT (Accessibility Information Tool)  

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The in-place accessibility information tool (AIT) documents the “as-built” environment to provide access information for your visitors.

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"Simplifying the process to share your access information”

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The Problem

​Everyone wants information about a location before they visit, which helps them feel informed and empowered to decide whether the location is accessible to them or if they need to ask for additional information. 

 

Many locations are accessible, but don’t know how to effectively document, promote and distribute that information for the visitor.

 

In the case of the ageing or people living with disability, there are accessibility requirements, which may include passageway widths, accessible amenities, ramp/path gradients, the number of steps or easy access to a car park. Whereas a person living with a hearing impairment may be concerned about physical access and what hearing augmentation is available, a neurodivergent person may be focused on access to a quiet room.

 

How do you communicate accessible information to your visitors when requested, in an easy-to-understand format?

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The Solution

The Go Access AIT has been designed to remove the anxiety from understanding what level of accessibility is provided for visitors and to accurately represent the “as-built” with an easy-to-use data capture tool, which translates into a relevant information set for your visitor to view on your website.

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The Go Access AIT guides the user through the documentation and data capture process without any prior knowledge of accessibility requirements, using a mobile phone or tablet (mobile service access not required).

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The Go Access AIT enables you to document the whole-of-journey experience for your location.

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Once the data is captured, Go Access AIT generates a fully customised report that can be linked from your organisation’s website, allowing your users to access the information. Alternatively, API feeds can be provided for full integration.

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By utilising Go Access AIT, the organisation can be confident that what is collected and presented on its website is in line with industry best practice.

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Core Benefits                              

• Simplifies your site's documentation so visitors can “self-select”: they decide whether it meets their accessibility needs.

• If there is a site change or upgrade, you can simply edit your existing data set.

• Minimal training required for staff to be proficient using Go Access AIT – if you can answer questions and take photos with your phone, you’re ready to go.

• The question sets can be customised, and reporting will reflect the organisation's branding. Additional fees may apply.

• Enterprise-Grade Security – Protect sensitive information.