Continual Engine Expands PREP into Enterprise Accessibility Platform Ahead of ADA Title II Enforcement

Brand New APIs and PDF-to-HTML Output

Published on Mar. 10, 2026

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Continual Engine announced the expansion of its PREP platform into a full-suite enterprise accessibility solution, introducing new features like Auto-Tag APIs, Accessibility Checker API, Audit API, and PDF-to-HTML output. The platform aims to embed accessibility directly into document creation and publishing pipelines, enabling organizations to produce compliant content before it reaches users.

Why it matters

As ADA Title II compliance deadlines approach and organizations face growing volumes of digital content, accessibility is shifting from a reactive compliance activity to a core operational requirement. Continual Engine's expanded PREP platform aims to help organizations automate accessibility workflows at scale and support continuous compliance ahead of evolving regulatory expectations.

The details

The platform's new capabilities include Auto-Tag APIs to automatically generate structured documents aligned with WCAG and PDF/UA standards, an Accessibility Checker API for continuous validation and compliance reporting, and an Audit API to identify and evaluate PDFs hosted across websites for accessibility. PREP also introduces PDF-to-HTML output to transform static PDFs into responsive, accessible HTML experiences. The platform integrates directly with existing content management systems to enable a zero-touch workflow model.

  • ADA Title II compliance deadlines are approaching.
  • Continual Engine announced the PREP platform expansion on March 10, 2026.

The players

Continual Engine

A company that provides an award-winning PREP platform for enterprise accessibility solutions.

Mousumi Kapoor

The CEO of Continual Engine.

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What they’re saying

“As organizations transition toward ADA Title II readiness, many are adopting phased accessibility strategies that deliver immediate user access while building long-term accessible infrastructure - an approach PREP is designed to support end to end.”

— Mousumi Kapoor, CEO of Continual Engine (PRNewswire)

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