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Schedule recurring accessibility scans

Run accessibility checks daily, weekly or monthly without starting each scan yourself. Learn how to set a schedule and follow up on findings.

By Eivind Pihl Martinsen, Synli.aiLast updated November 13, 2026

Scheduled review
  1. Approve a saved target
  2. Choose recurrence and time zone
  3. Review each completed scanInvestigate findings and test fixes manually.

A scheduled scan helps you catch issues introduced by routine site changes. Schedules are included in Plus, Pro and Enterprise. They run against saved, approved targets and draw from the same scan quota as manual, API and MCP scans.

Choose what and when to scan

  1. Create a saved target and confirm its site, access and scan scope. A schedule cannot run an unapproved or unavailable target.
  2. In Synli's scan schedules, select the target and choose daily, weekly or monthly recurrence. Set a local time and time zone. Weekly schedules use a weekday; monthly schedules use a day from 1 to 28.
  3. Review expected capacity before saving and choose a frequency that leaves room in your organization's shared scan quota. After saving, check the next scheduled run.
  4. After a run, inspect its status, summary and findings. Assign fixes and verify them on the affected pages.

Keep the schedule healthy

A schedule can pause when the scan quota is used up, your plan changes, the target becomes unavailable or access needs review. Check the reason shown in Synli, address it and resume the schedule. Saving a schedule does not mean a scan has run; check its status after the next scheduled time.

For scans triggered by your own software, use the API. To inspect results while working with an AI assistant, use the local MCP client.

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