Questions, answered plainly.
Most of these answers are “no”. That is the point — AuditIQ states what it does not do as clearly as what it does.
No.
AuditIQ currently uses deterministic, rules-based checks. It does not use a large language model or machine learning to determine compliance.
No.
AuditIQ reports what it checked, what it observed and what still requires human review.
It does not provide legal advice or regulatory certification.
No.
This is deliberate.
Critical and low-risk findings should not be averaged into a single number that may create false reassurance.
No.
AuditIQ currently screens five CCPA dark-pattern categories automatically and explicitly lists eight categories that still require manual assessment.
No.
AuditIQ automates a subset of observable accessibility checks, inspects linked PDFs for tagging and presents a broader WCAG readiness matrix.
Manual accessibility testing remains necessary.
No.
SEO is outside the current AuditIQ product scope.
No.
AuditIQ is not a penetration-testing or cybersecurity-scanning product.
Not as automated sector-specific rule packs today.
AuditIQ's current implemented regulatory module is focused on IRDAI-related website requirements.
Not currently.
The present product is designed around publicly reachable website content.
Audit records are stored locally in the AuditIQ environment.
The product connects to the website being audited and may connect to external linked resources. Google PageSpeed may also receive selected page URLs when that optional measurement is enabled.
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