Sitemorse clients: 50% off early access

The PDFs on your website now have two audiences. People read them, as they always have. AI systems read them too, on visitors' behalf and in their own right.

AI readiness is not only about internal tools. It also depends on whether people and AI can reach, interpret, and trust what your organisation has already published. Much of that content sits inside PDFs, spread across websites, portals, archives, and partner-controlled spaces.
Left unresolved, this creates accessibility gaps, AI distortion risk, legal exposure, and human misrepresentation.

PDFs are part of digital compliance

PDFs were designed to preserve visual presentation across devices. They were not built to carry the structure machines can interpret reliably. The legal position has moved on. ADA Title II, the European Accessibility Act, and the UK Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations 2018 cover public-facing digital content, and PDFs sit inside their scope.

Most organisations are not avoiding the obligation. They are working with an estate that has grown for years, and a method that does not scale to it.

Sitemorse clients are first in line for accessapdf, with 50% off early adoption ahead of the full launch in June 2026.

Details: https://accessapdf.aaanow.ai/

The website is currently in preview and feedback is welcome as the service moves through final testing.

The old model does not work anymore

Manual remediation is slow, expensive, and dependent on specialist hands. With hundreds or thousands of documents, the operating model does not hold. Even where the work is done, the backlog rebuilds. New documents are published, existing ones are updated, and the estate keeps moving while the queue stays static.

Some PDFs are addressed, others are absorbed as residual risk, because there has not been another option to put on the table.

A shift in thinking

What reads the content has changed. AI agents, retrieval systems, and answer engines now read what the website holds. They describe the organisation to the market on the basis of what they find.

Google has expanded AI Overviews to more than 200 countries and 40 languages. Adobe reports AI-sourced traffic to US retail sites grew 393% year on year in the first quarter of 2026. McKinsey research finds that brand-owned sites comprise 5 to 10% of the sources AI search references in many categories. The other 90 to 95% comes from publishers, affiliates, and third-party material the organisation does not own.

The PDFs the organisation has published over many years sit inside that wider picture. A job application document from 7 years ago, still online, references roles that no longer exist and terms that may no longer match current employment legislation. It is read by AI alongside the organisation's current position.

A super-yacht brochure or designer fashion lookbook is built for visual experience. AI cannot parse it for the comparison set the buyer sees.

Inclusion now operates on two sides. People need content in a form they can access and use. AI systems need content in a form they can reach, interpret, and present without distortion. Both depend on the same structural inputs in the same documents.

Organisations that move first are read accurately by AI first. The picture they own becomes the picture AI carries forward.

A different approach

This is the work accessapdf was built to do. A secure tag is added to the page. PDFs across the website are discovered automatically, including those hosted on external servers. They are converted into structured, inclusive web content the screen reader user, the AI engine, and the AI agent can each use.

The original PDF is preserved alongside the converted content. Reading order, headings, alt text, table structure, and form labels are applied without manual intervention. New PDFs are picked up as they are published, so the estate stays current without effort from internal teams.

What that actually means

An 85% improvement in accessibility outcomes at 5% of the cost, with conversion completing in minutes rather than months. No specialist agency engagement is required, and the backlog does not rebuild because the discovery and conversion run continuously.

Early access for Sitemorse clients

Sitemorse clients have early access ahead of the full launch in June 2026.

The pre-order terms:

•    50% off retail pricing
•    Available on 1- and 3-year subscription plans
•    Pre-orders ahead of launch (June 2026)
•    Invoices received by the end of May 2026 to qualify