Verified against the live portal · 12 September 2026

Zylyn Portal — User Guide

Everything you need to run accessibility scans, read the results, and keep your site conformant.

Last verified against the live portal: 2026-09-12.

New here? Start with these three#

  1. Getting started — create your account, add your first site, run your first scan. About ten minutes.
  2. Reading your report — what Violations, Alerts, Passes and Incomplete mean, and which numbers actually matter.
  3. Credits and plans — what each action costs, so nothing surprises you.

Looking something up?#

Quick reference has every credit cost, every plan limit, the report buckets, severity order, AI fix statuses, and a "where do I find…" table — all on one scannable page. Bookmark that one.

Use the search box in the sidebar (or press ⌘K / Ctrl K) to jump straight to any section.

Guides#

GuideWhat it covers
Getting startedAccount, login, first site, first scan
The dashboardSite score, grade, trend chart, recent scans
Running scansSitewide, single page, re-audit, loose scans, scheduling
Reading your reportResult buckets, severity, WCAG references, affected elements
AI fix suggestionsHow they work, the four statuses, and why you must review them
Exporting and sharingPDF, CSV, email, logging defects
Checking PDFsPDF/UA-1 document conformance
Scanning pages behind a loginThe Zylyn browser extension
Teams and agenciesSeats, shared credits, client accounts, white-label
Enterprise & governanceAI prioritisation, role-based access, policy thresholds, scheduled reporting, manual audits, VPAT
Rollout planThe seven stages, a realistic first quarter, and why timing drives cost

Reference#

PageWhat it covers
Quick referenceEverything on one page — costs, plans, buckets, severities, statuses
Credits and plansEvery credit cost, every plan, worked examples
Screens and navigationEvery portal screen and what lives where
Troubleshooting and FAQCommon problems and blunt answers
Accessibility glossaryWCAG, ADA, PDF/UA and the rest, in plain English

What Zylyn does, in one paragraph#

Zylyn scans web pages against WCAG 2.2 — the international accessibility standard — and tells you what is broken, how serious it is, which exact element is at fault, and how to fix it. You can scan one page or a whole site, on demand or on a schedule, and track whether your score is improving over time. Automated scanning finds a meaningful share of problems but not all of them; see what scanning can and cannot find.

Two things worth knowing up front#

Everything is metered in credits. Scanning a page costs 1 credit, adding a site costs 10, and exports cost 1 each. A free account starts with 100 credits. See credits and plans before you start a large scan.

VPAT generation is not available yet. You will see "Sitewide VPAT — Soon" and a "Generate & view VPAT" button on reports. These are not live. If you need a VPAT or ACR today, contact the Zylyn team directly.

Read or print the complete guide as one documentAll 18 chapters on a single page — searchable end to end, ready to save as a PDF.