Accessibility at Scale for Document Workflows

Move beyond one-time transformation and build accessibility directly into your content ecosystem. MorfAlign enables organizations to process, structure, and deliver accessible content at scale across PDFs, instructional materials, STEM resources, reports, and enterprise documents, supporting multiple user needs, formats, and evolving accessibility requirements.

WCAG 2.2ADA Title IISection 508SOC 2 Type II

Credentials

Supported and trusted by

  • University of Maine
  • Northeastern University
  • Douglas County School District
  • Mississippi School for the Deaf and Blind
  • Maine Technology Institute
  • Roux Institute
  • IRIS Network
  • Inclusio
  • ACT
  • National Braille Press
  • National Institutes of Health
  • National Science Foundation
  • Combined 30+ years in content accessibility
  • Combined 16 years of NIH & NSF-funded research
  • CPACC-certified specialists in-house

Problem. Content Accessibility Does Not Scale With Manual Workflows

Every industry faces the same gap: content volume grows, accessibility maturity expectations rise, and teams cannot keep up with manual workflows and one-off fixes. The examples below illustrate common pressures — not product metrics.

Universities

Course packs, LMS uploads, and STEM materials pile up faster than disability services and alternate format production can keep up.

What this looks like in practice: Backlogs grow when hundreds of assets wait in queue while only a few staff can process them — for example, 847 assets with 3 staff.

Publishers

High-volume catalogs need born-accessible workflows and EPUB accessibility, but manual production pipelines delay every release.

What this looks like in practice: Manual pipelines create multi-week release delays — often around six weeks — and inconsistent quality assurance across titles.

Government Agencies

Legacy scans and public-facing content remain inaccessible — with no auditable proof of Section 508 conformance or digital accessibility requirements.

What this looks like in practice: Section 508 gaps accumulate, and teams have no centralized audit trail to show what was fixed, reviewed, or still open.

Introducing Morf. One Source Content Asset. Multiple Accessible Experiences.

Morf supports content transformation workflows for PDFs, Office content, scans, STEM materials, and multisensory graphics — with experiences designed for WCAG 2.2, Section 508, and PDF/UA requirements across higher education, publishing, and public-sector programs.

  • WCAG 2.2 Level AA
  • Section 508
  • ADA Title II
  • PDF/UA
  • VPAT-ready
  • MathML
  • Multisensory graphics
  • AIM alternate formats
  • CPACC QA

How It Works. Build Once. Deliver Access Everywhere.

Transform, manage, validate, and deliver accessible content through a unified platform. Morf combines AI-powered automation, human accessibility expertise, quality assurance, and reporting to help organizations create accessible, reusable, and future-ready content at scale.

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Step 01 of 5

Upload

PDFs, scans, Office content, and batch imports.

Why Morf. Built for Gaps Other Accessibility Tools Leave Open

Many accessibility and remediation tools scan for issues, produce a report, or award a green pass indicator — then stop. A green checkmark does not mean content is usable with assistive technology. Manual remediation fixes files one at a time and cannot keep pace with campus and publishing volume.

Morf is accessibility infrastructure: it helps organizations create structured, reusable content that adapts across formats, platforms, and user preferences — including complex STEM, Braille, and multisensory graphics — with automation plus CPACC specialist QA. That means fewer hours spent remediating the same document types by hand, clearer audit readiness, and better ROI for accessibility teams and faculty alike. Read the full Why Morf story on Our Story

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Complex Content

Tagged PDFs with proper reading order, nested tables, and content structure that assistive technology can navigate — not just a pass score from an automated checker.

Complex & Multisensory Graphics

Charts, STEM equations, diagrams, and multisensory/tactile graphics with meaningful descriptions and MathML that screen readers and nonvisual workflows can use.

Braille Workflows

Convert source content to BRF in one step, integrated directly into your transformation pipeline.

Scalable Transformation

Process single information assets or thousands in batch. Publishers and agencies clear backlogs without adding headcount — and faculty spend minutes, not hours, on document accessibility.

Expert QA

Automated usability validation layered with human review from CPACC-certified accessibility specialists.

Audit-Ready Experiences

Final deliverables with conformance documentation your team can hand to auditors on day one.

Complex Content

Accessibility Operations. Manage Accessibility Across the Content Lifecycle

Morf provides accessibility teams with centralized governance, workflow automation, review tools, and reporting across the full content lifecycle. Track accessibility initiatives, manage transformation and validation workflows, monitor progress, and maintain visibility across content systems, teams, and accessibility maturity requirements from a single platform.

Security and Compliance. Built for Institutional Security Requirements

Accessibility programs handle sensitive content. Morf meets the security and accessibility maturity expectations of universities, agencies, and publishers.

SOC 2 Type II

Independent attestation of security controls for institutional procurement.

Secure Content Handling

Encrypted ingestion, processing, and delivery with role-based access controls.

FERPA Awareness

Designed for student records and educational content with privacy-first workflows.

Enterprise Infrastructure

Scalable cloud architecture built for high-volume institutional content programs.

Ready to Streamline Content Transformation at Your Institution?

Faculty and accessibility staff should not spend hours — in some cases five hours or more — remediating a single document by hand. MorfAlign turns that into an efficient, repeatable workflow: less time, lower cost, and better ROI while delivering accessible, reusable information assets at institutional scale.

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