Share scans with the teammates who can fix them
Group people by feature area, product, or ownership. Share a scan with a specific team so the right engineers get notified — instead of dumping every finding into a team-wide channel.
This is on the legacy checkout — already in flight in PR #412. Marking as in-progress.
Route every finding to the person who owns it
Stop broadcasting accessibility issues into channels no one watches. Scope each report to the team that can actually resolve it.
Create an accessibility team
Teams live inside your TestKase workspace. Name them by feature area, product, or engineering squad.
Invite workspace members
Bulk-invite existing TestKase members — no new accounts, no separate logins, no duplicate onboarding.
Share scans with the team
Attach any scan or workflow report to a team. Only members of that team get the notification.
Collaboration built for accessibility work
Everything a cross-functional accessibility programme needs — no extra tools required.
Unlimited teams
Spin up as many accessibility teams as your org needs. No per-team pricing.
Bulk invites
Invite every engineer on a squad in one action using their existing workspace accounts.
Inline comments
Leave notes on specific findings so discussion stays attached to the evidence.
Resolution notes
Mark findings as in-progress, fixed, or deferred — with context so auditors can follow the trail.
Scoped notifications
Only team members get notified when a scan is shared. No org-wide broadcasts for narrow issues.
Workflow + scan sharing
Share static scans, workflow recordings, or single findings — the flow that fits the conversation.
Accessibility work dies in the wrong inbox
A single broadcast channel for every finding produces the same outcome: a backlog nobody owns. Scoping to teams makes it actionable.
- • One firehose channel for every scan
- • No clear owner per finding
- • Findings get lost in noise
- • Audits repeatedly flag the same issues
- • Scans routed to the squad that owns the area
- • Every finding has an accountable team
- • Inline comments keep discussion in-context
- • Resolution history satisfies auditors on first ask
Structure teams the way your org already thinks
There is no one right model. Pick the pattern that matches how your engineers are grouped in the real world.
By product
One team per product line — website, mobile web, in-product dashboards, admin console.
By squad
Mirror your engineering squads: checkout, onboarding, billing, platform.
By org unit
Large orgs can group by business unit, region, or brand and keep scans siloed per unit.
By compliance owner
Legal, accessibility champions, and audit leads in their own team with visibility across scans.
Simple roles. Clear permissions.
Four roles cover every workflow from engineering to legal.
Reach teams on the channel they already use
No one logs into yet another dashboard for low-priority findings. Push updates to the surfaces your engineers check daily.
Notifications land in the TestKase dashboard for every team member.
Per-user frequency (instant, daily, weekly) so you pick the cadence that fits.
Post scan summaries to dedicated team channels. Deep-link back to the finding.
Forward share-events to your own tooling — Linear, Jira, PagerDuty, whatever you run.
Team Sharing FAQ
No. Accessibility teams are unlimited on every plan — free included. Spin up as many as your org structure requires.
Explore the rest of TestKase Accessibility
One product, five focused modules. Every one plays well with the others.
WCAG reports for any URL — severity-graded with selectors.
Learn moreCatch issues that only appear during live user interaction.
Learn moreAudit pages behind login using cookies, forms, or headers.
Learn moreDevTools panel for on-demand scans on any open tab.
Learn moreGet the right findings in front of the right team
Team sharing is included in every TestKase plan. Invite your first squad in seconds.