DRTS is a document-centered workflow and reporting platform designed to help institutions organize accessibility remediation into a defensible record: what was identified, what was triaged, what was remediated, what was validated, and what can be shown.
DRTS is not a remediation tool. It is the system of record that makes remediation effort visible, coordinated, and auditable — regardless of what tools you use to fix documents.
DRTS is built for institutions that need accessibility work to be coordinated across distributed teams, and defensible when questioned.
If you haven’t started: DRTS helps you begin with structure so your audit trail is credible from day one.
If you have started: DRTS turns scattered efforts into a coherent remediation program with comprehensvive, institution-wide reporting suitable for top level reviews down to individual team progress reports.
The deadline isn’t a date. It’s the first complaint. Institutions reduce risk by being able to show their work.
Get control over what exists and what matters.
Capture documents tied to real course offerings and organizational ownership. Triage content into in-scope and out-of-scope, set instructional classification, and establish a baseline.
Make progress visible and accountable.
Track each document through a defined lifecycle. Assign responsibility, lock scope, record updates, and maintain a clear record of status changes over time.
Separate “fixed” from “defensible.”
Capture review and validation outcomes and due dates. Track staleness and supersession so your program stays current.
DRTS is a repository of record for remediation artifacts
DRTS securely stores and preserves:
This establishes a clear, auditable chain of custody for all remediation‑related documents.
DRTS is a system of record for the remediation process
DRTS is the authoritative source of truth for:
DRTS tracks the process of remediation, not the legal definition of compliance.
DRTS is not a compliance arbiter
DRTS does not:
Compliance decisions remain the responsibility of the institution and its designated personnel.
Institution‑defined criteria and overrides
DRTS provides baseline guidance derived from authoritative sources (for example, ADA Title II and WCAG) and allows institutions to configure additional requirements or overrides to reflect their internal policies.
Title2Ready does not endorse, validate, or certify any institution‑specific criteria. DRTS simply records the workflow and decisions made under those criteria.
DRTS is designed to capture the fact of remediation — not every internal thought along the way. To keep audit trails clear and defensible, DRTS:
Summary: DRTS is the system of record for the remediation process and the repository of record for remediation artifacts. It is not the system of record for compliance criteria or compliance determinations.
DRTS is focused on document readiness — not web scanning. It is designed for the realities of instructional content, PDFs, Office files, and distributed ownership.
Document readinessUse your preferred remediation tools and vendors. DRTS provides the workflow, evidence trail, and reporting layer that makes outcomes measurable and defensible.
Tool-neutralExportable reporting views support coordination, leadership oversight, and audit preparation. You can demonstrate progress and decisions without rebuilding the story from scratch.
Show your workNo. DRTS tracks the remediation lifecycle and captures evidence. You can remediate documents using any tools, vendors, or internal teams you prefer.
DRTS is document‑first. It is designed for instructional and administrative document sets tied to real course offerings and organizational units.
Yes. Many institutions start with a single department or limited set of course offerings to establish workflow, then scale as their program matures.
No. Starting DRTS early increases the quality and length of your audit trail. Tooling can be layered in as your program evolves.
Start with structure and evidence now. Build a remediation program you can explain, report, and defend — while keeping compliance responsibility where it belongs: with your institution.
Early institutional pilot partnerships are available.
DRTS is focused on document readiness — not web scanning. It is designed for the realities of instructional content, PDFs, Office files, and distributed ownership.
Document readinessUse your preferred remediation tools and vendors. DRTS provides the workflow, evidence trail, and reporting layer that makes outcomes measurable and defensible.
Tool-neutralExportable reporting views support coordination, leadership oversight, and audit preparation. You can demonstrate progress and decisions without rebuilding the story from scratch.
Show your workStart small. Make it real.
Begin with a college, department, or a handful of course offerings. Capture who owns what and what “in-scope” means.
Get visibility without perfection.
Populate the document set tied to offerings. Triage quickly. Don’t wait for ideal tooling before you begin tracking.
Turn activity into evidence.
Move documents through the lifecycle, capture validation outcomes, and build the reporting view leadership expects.
Start with structure and evidence now. Build a remediation program you can explain, report, and defend.
Early institutional pilot partnerships are available.
