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Use Case

Behavioural evidence that vulnerable customers can complete a journey

When you need to show, not assert, that the neurodivergent share of your customer base can use your digital services. We run structured research with verified ND participants and produce the behavioural record.

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The problem

Assertions are not evidence

FCA Consumer Duty Outcome 3 asks firms to demonstrate that customers, including those in vulnerable circumstances, can understand and act on the information they receive. Automated scanners cannot answer that question, and a static accessibility statement does not satisfy a board sub-group asking 'how do we know?'

OpenScouter contributes one specific piece to that picture: the behavioural record of how neurodivergent customers actually move through your journeys. We do not certify Consumer Duty as a whole, and we are not a replacement for the AT-based testing your accessibility provider should also be doing. We deliver the testable, repeatable evidence that the vulnerable-customer slice of your audience was tested and what we found.

Our approach

What an engagement looks like

Three capabilities that set our testing apart.

1

Structured ND panel

Verified UK adults across ADHD, dyslexia, autism, and dyspraxia profiles. Mental-capacity gate, identity verification, fair compensation. Procurement-ready methodology trail.

2

Behavioural recording stack

Browser interactions, voice commentary, and facial-reaction streams captured per session and synthesised into ranked findings. Raw recordings retained under a documented retention schedule.

3

WCAG-mapped to the criteria cognitive accessibility actually touches

Findings tagged to the relevant 1.x, 2.x, and 3.x success criteria. Out-of-scope criteria, including those that depend on assistive technologies, are listed explicitly in every report.

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Deliverables

What You Get

Per-journey findings report ranked by severity and cohort impact

Methodology appendix listing panel composition, devices, sessions captured, and severity rubric

WCAG cognitive-criteria mapping with explicit out-of-scope list

Cohort-level task-success metrics suitable for board reporting

Optional A/B retesting until task-success across profiles plateaus

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Ready to get started?

Start with a free audit to see your accessibility score, or talk to our team about vulnerable customer testing.

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Ready to see proof your site works for everyone?

Start with a free audit to see your accessibility score, or talk to us about a neurodivergent user testing pilot.