Collaboration

Accessibility testing is rarely a one-person job — a designer finds the issue, a developer fixes it, QA verifies, and compliance signs off. TestKase Accessibility supports that loop through three primitives:

1. Accessibility Teams — named groups inside your org, admin-managed.
2. Sharing Scans — share individual reports with one or more teams so everyone works from the same report.
3. Notifications — email alerts when your scan finishes or fails, and when you're added to or removed from a team.

All three are scoped to your organization — scans and teams don't cross org boundaries.

Typical workflow

1. An admin creates the accessibility teams (e.g., "Frontend", "QA", "Compliance").
2. A scan creator runs a scan and shares it with the relevant team(s).
3. Team members open the shared report, review the findings, and fix them in their own tools.
4. The scan's creator re-scans after fixes to confirm the report is clean.

Permissions at a glance

• Team creation, rename, deletion & membership — org owners and admins only.
• Share / unshare a scan — the scan's creator only, and only with teams the creator belongs to.
• View a shared scan — any member of a team the scan has been shared with. Except the page snapshots: element inspection is creator-only, so a shared viewer reads the issue detail without the snapshot.
• Re-run or edit a scan — the scan's creator only (the API returns 403 for everyone else).
• Delete a scan — the scan's creator only. Org admins and owners cannot delete someone else's scan.
• Read the History tab — any member of a team the scan is shared with, same as viewing.
• Consolidate — any member of a team the scan is shared with; the scan can go into their combined report. Compare is the scan's creator only.
• Delete a run from a scan's History — the scan's creator only, and never the first (base) run.
• Hide an issue — the scan's creator only, and only through the API. See Hiding an issue.

There are no public links: everything above requires a signed-in TestKase account in the same organization. See Sharing scans.