Federal Agencies
Executive depts. · independent agencies
ADA Title II is federal: it binds every state and local government in the country. The DOJ extended the deadline to April 26, 2027 for agencies serving ≥ 50,000 residents. State law layers on top and did not move — California's Unruh Act, Colorado's HB 21-1110, and their equivalents elsewhere. SentraCheck audits your corpus, scans for PII, and converts PDFs to accessible HTML. California-hosted. BYOK at scale.
From municipal clerks publishing council agendas to county offices and special districts managing public records — the same compliance pipeline, scoped to each agency's regulatory surface.
Executive depts. · independent agencies
State agencies and departments
County offices and services
City and town administration
Court systems and legal services
Utilities · transit · authorities
Five capabilities, built and verified against real production documents — not twelve claims where only a few check out.
Scan and remediate PDFs to WCAG 2.1 AA and PDF/UA-1 — independently verified by veraPDF, not our own scoring. Every document passes, or goes back to the department that owns it with the failing clause named. How bulk remediation works →
Identify SSNs, addresses, financial data, and every other personally-identifiable category. Redaction removes the underlying content — not an overlay, verified automatically — on both text-based and scanned documents. Files are deleted the instant a scan completes by default; opt in at scan time to keep one for 24 hours if you need a redacted download.
Rebuild scanned and born-digital PDFs into standalone, screen-reader-native HTML that works without JavaScript.
Pull meeting agendas and minutes directly from Legistar and CivicPlus for scanning against your compliance pipeline.
Generate Section 508 VPATs from real scan data. POs accepted, NET 30 invoicing, sole-source justification on file.
Two regulatory surfaces, eight frameworks — the ones our pipeline actually produces artifacts for: Section 508 / ADA Title II accessibility reporting via VPAT, and state public-sector data handling — California's CCPA/CPRA and Brown Act among them, with open-meeting and records law in every state.
Two questions decide most public-sector purchases before anyone looks at the product: how the agency can actually buy it, and where its documents go. Both answers are below, including the one we are still working on.
On certification we would rather be exact than impressive: infrastructure runs on AWS us-west-1 under AWS’s own SOC 2, our independent SOC 2 Type II is a roadmap item and not yet held, and our accessibility conformance is a published VPAT 2.5 self-assessment with a third-party audit scheduled. A vendor who lets you discover that during security review has already cost you a month. Full detail, including what we do not have, is on the security page.
Send us your published document corpus. We'll scan every page for PII and accessibility violations and return a remediation plan, free of charge. POs accepted, NET 30, sole-source justification on file.