Empowering companies & individuals for an inclusive and barrier-free future through accessibility data
Achieve business excellence result and meet ESG objectives by embracing accessibility as a strategic lever for success and social sustainability.
Supporting independent and confident living with detailed and reliable accessibility information for 8+1 groups ensures these venues prioritize inclusion and welcome everyone
Our Services
Certification
If meeting our minimum requirements, your venue achieves a certificate, signifying its commitment to inclusion and provides reliable accessibility information.
Accessibility Audit
We provide comprehensive assessment and development proposal of your venues' accessibility based on the usability aspects of 8+1 groups
Inclusive Branding
Access4you certification visibly underscores your dedication to inclusion in both marketing and sustainability efforts.
ESG Score
Based on the certified information from our audit we calculate your comprehensive 3rd party accessibility score which can be easily implemented to your ESG reports.
Location profiles
Collection of locations providing reliable and detailed accessibility information filterable for your accessibility needs to support you plan ahead.
Mobile application
Download our mobile app to instantly access detailed and reliable accessibility information with just one click on your device
Detailed information
We collect data on all aspects of accessibility: dimensions, photos, textual details to give you a comprehensive overview of the location
Reliable information
The data is collected by trained auditors who pay attention to every detail. This avoids unexpected surprises when you arrive on the location
Access4you is an integrated part of the WELL Building Standard, serving as an alternative compliance in the Community section. By obtaining Access4you Bronze Certification, properties can efficiently fulfill feature C13 about Accessibility and Universal Design.
FAQ
"At midnight, fresh from the airport, our dream Lisbon stay turned into despair. Despite weeks of planning, detailed correspondence with our host down to the last dimension and photo details, four massive steps at the entrance froze us in awkward silence. It wasn't about the landlord's helpfulness, he would have helped in a heartbeat, but finding new, indeed accessible accommodation in the middle of the night.
At that moment, I realized good intentions are not enough. We need a shared common language of accessibility that all understand. I decided to make it happen."