Training can be offered optionally as a separate quote, covering WCAG fundamentals and the content of the KAİK guide. It is not included in the standard package; it is planned within a corporate protocol as needed.

KAİK and WCAG-compliant accessibility for public institutions

An accessibility widget solution configured under Presidential Circular 2025/10, the KAİK guide and Article 9 of KVKK for ministries, municipalities, universities and state-owned enterprises. Citizen data stays within the country, and the EAA statement comes out ready.

"not an overlay" · real WCAG scanner · EAA statement generator · local hosting in Türkiye

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Obligations

The special obligations of public sector sites.

Public institutions have far more comprehensive compliance requirements than the private sector. KAİK, KVKK, Court of Accounts audit and administrative law all apply at the same time.

KAİK Guide

WCAG-focused accessibility is expected within the framework of the Digital Transformation Office KAİK guide. Presidential Circular 2025/10 reinforced this obligation.

KVKK Article 9 / Data Residency

Transferring citizen data abroad is restricted under KVKK. Foreign solutions such as Cookiebot, OneTrust and AccessiBe carry this risk.

Accessibility Statement

A statement describing the accessibility status of the institution's website is expected to be published. The EAA Statement generator produces this automatically.

Court of Accounts Audit

Accessibility status may be questioned in the annual audit. EYHGM and citizen complaints can be taken to the administrative court; rulings are binding.

e-Government Connection

For institution sites connected to the e-Government gateway, the alignment of internal consistency with WCAG criteria is important. The guide expects standardized output.

Tender and Bid Requirements

In public software/website bids, a reference to a configuration aligned with the KAİK guide is now expected in the bid document.

Product and Compliance

Which tool meets the KAİK requirement?

Two independent products cover different layers of public sector compliance obligations. One embed, one panel.

Covers the accessibility layer of the KAİK guide.

40+ features and 10+ ready-made profiles (visually impaired, dyslexia, senior, seizure safe...) are delivered in a Shadow DOM architecture. The EAA Statement generator produces the accessibility statement in seconds. A WCAG 2.2 manual checklist and an automatic scanner targeted for Q3 2026 are on the roadmap.

40+ features, 10+ profiles: visually impaired, dyslexia, senior, seizure safe
EAA statement generator: prepares the statement the institution publishes in its own name
WCAG 2.2 A/AA/AAA manual check + Q3 2026 automated scanner
TR/EN/DE + 7 additional languages, automatic based on the citizen's browser language

KAİK Guide

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Accessibility menu

Contrast +

Reading guide

Enlarge text

Dyslexia profile

Covers KVKK and citizen consent management.

If a public institution's website contains third-party scripts (analytics, video, maps...), an obligation to obtain explicit consent and keep a timestamped consent log arises under KVKK. Automatic categorization with 217 known cookie definitions, script blocking before consent.

Timestamped consent log, for the KVKK burden of proof
Script blocking before consent, Google Consent Mode v2
Citizen data on a local server in Türkiye, raw IP not stored

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Honest positioning

There is no such thing as a "KAİK certificate".

Products that offer a "KAİK compliance certificate" in public tenders are misleading: there is no accredited certification body. cerez.io clearly states what it offers and what it does not.

Overlay / "certificate" promise

Load a script, get a certificate, compliance done.

No accredited body issues a "KAİK certificate / certification"
Does not fix the source code; it hides the violations
Produces no auditable report or statement
Citizen data goes to a foreign server, a KVKK risk

"KAİK compliance achieved with a single script", in reality it does not work like that.

the cerez.io approach

Assistive widget + EAA statement + hosting in Türkiye.

Provides a configuration aligned with the KAİK guide, not a "certificate"
With the EAA Statement generator, the institution publishes its own statement
Citizen data stays in a local data center in Türkiye
Cookies + accessibility in one panel, KAİK + KVKK together

We say it plainly: full compliance requires source code fixes and manual review. We shorten the path and produce the statement.

Public Sector Package

cerez.io Public Sector Package contents.

An accessibility widget solution aligned with the KAİK guide. Products can be purchased independently or as a Bundle.

Accessibility Widget (40+ Features + 10+ Profiles)

Screen reader (Web Speech API), keyboard navigation, contrast mode, magnifier, dyslexia mode, color filters. Shadow DOM architecture in 10 languages.

EAA Statement Generator (Accessibility Statement)

Produces the accessibility statement within the KAİK guide from a template. It is published on the homepage or in the footer and can be customized for the institution.

WCAG Manual Checklist

A WCAG manual checklist is currently provided. Automated WCAG scanning (axe-core / Pa11y) is on the Q3 2026 roadmap.

Local Hosting in Türkiye

Hosted on cerez.io infrastructure in a local data center in Türkiye. Compliant with Article 9 of KVKK, citizen data stays within the country.

Enterprise Plan Corporate Communication

Email-based corporate communication within the Enterprise plan. Individual SLA terms are determined mutually.

Cookie Consent (Optional)

A KVKK-compliant cookie banner (217 known cookies, 65 providers, GCM v2) can be purchased separately or together with a Bundle plan.

Target Institutions

Which institutions is it suitable for?

cerez.io The public sector solution is tailored to the size and type of the institution.

Ministries

Ministries, affiliated institutions and undersecretariats.

Municipalities

Metropolitan, provincial and district municipalities. e-municipality platforms, mayoralty sites.

Universities

State universities, rectorate sites, student information systems, library portals.

State-Owned Enterprises

State Economic Enterprises and state-owned banks.

Health Institutions

State hospital portals, public health directorates.

Independent Boards

Regulatory and supervisory boards (RTÜK, BTK, SPK, KVKK Board, etc.).

Tender Support

Use it as a reference in your public tender bids.

In public software/website bids, a reference to a configuration aligned with the KAİK guide and EAA statement output supports your bid document.

Bid Document Support

cerez.io Supports your bid document with an accessibility widget configuration aligned with the KAİK guide, EAA Statement output and widget usage reports. Since there is no accredited certification body for KAİK, this is not a "certificate"; a compliant setup and a statement are provided.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions from public institutions

Is KAİK mandatory for a public institution?

Short answer: Under Presidential Circular No. 2019/12 on Information and Communication Security Measures and the Accessibility Guide for Public Information Systems (KAİK) published by the Digital Transformation Office, public institutions are expected to apply WCAG and accessibility standards in their web services. Ministries, municipalities, universities and state-owned enterprises are assessed within this framework.

Can I obtain a KAİK "Compliance Certificate"?

Short answer: There is no accredited certification body for KAİK. cerez.io provides a configuration aligned with the WCAG and accessibility requirements within the KAİK guide and an EAA Statement (accessibility statement) output. The institution publishes this statement in its own name. In Court of Accounts/EYHGM audits, the implementation's WCAG alignment and the existence of the statement are taken into account.

Why is local hosting in Türkiye important?

Short answer: For public institutions, transferring citizen data abroad is restricted under Article 9 of KVKK. cerez.io is hosted in a local data center in Türkiye on its own infrastructure. Foreign solutions such as Cookiebot (Denmark), OneTrust (USA) and AccessiBe (Israel) may pose a risk in this regard.

Is there automated WCAG scanning?

Short answer: Currently a WCAG manual checklist + accessibility widget output is provided. Automated WCAG scanning (axe-core / Pa11y integration) is on the Q3 2026 roadmap. For a manual pre-check ahead of a Court of Accounts audit, the EAA Statement generator and widget usage reports are considered sufficient.

Is KEP/EBYS integration available?

Short answer: It is not part of the standard package. It can be evaluated within an Enterprise contract based on corporate customers' needs; it is offered as a separate development item.

Is training included?

Short answer: Training is not included in the standard package; it can be offered optionally as a separate quote. It can be planned online or on-site, covering WCAG fundamentals and the content of the KAİK guide.

What is the pricing for the public sector?

Short answer: The price for the public sector solution is offered as a custom quote combining Cookie Enterprise + Accessibility Enterprise. It varies by the size of the institution, pageview volume and number of domains. You can submit a request via the contact form; our team gets back to you within a business day.

How is a demo meeting scheduled?

Short answer: Share your institution's details (institution name, responsible unit, website URL, expected usage) via the contact form. Our team gets back to you within a business day. An online (Zoom/Teams) presentation can be held; budget, tender timeline and integration details are discussed.