Our CMP is Now Certified Accessible: 100% Compliance with RGAA, RAWeb, and WCAG 2.2

An Independent Audit Confirms Full Compliance

Commanders Act announces the accessibility certification of its CMP (consent management banner), in accordance with Article 47 of French Law No. 2005-102 of 11 February 2005. An independent audit, carried out by Agence Aksé and dated 23 July 2026, covered the platform’s main banner templates (popin with privacy center, popup privacy center v2.2, associated vendors popup, and footer with privacy center).

The result: 100% of RGAA 4.1.2, RAWeb 1.1, and WCAG 2.2 criteria are met, with no non-compliance or exempted content identified.

Why This Matters for Our Clients

For our clients, this certification is more than a technical label. The consent banner is often the very first point of contact between a website and its visitor: if that banner is not accessible, some users (people with visual impairments using a screen reader, or people with motor or cognitive disabilities) may find themselves blocked before they can even reach the site’s content, or forced to accept consent choices they cannot actually read or change. By integrating a certified accessible CMP, our clients secure this critical entry point and avoid an accessibility flaw on this common element, present on every page, from undermining their site’s overall compliance.

A Regulatory Compliance That Eases Their Own Obligations

This certification also addresses a regulatory requirement affecting a growing number of organizations: a legal obligation for the public sector and large companies in France under the RGAA, with a scope that continues to widen as the European Accessibility Act comes into force across the EU. By choosing a CMP that has already been audited and found compliant, our clients reduce the scope they themselves need to audit and document for their own accessibility statement, while limiting the risk of complaints or appeals over inaccessible content or services.