Accessibility certification

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AIS is the most comprehensive international accessibility certification.

Do you want to certify your organization?

Request information and discover how to obtain AIS Certification.

Join the AIS community

How to join the movement working for a future for everyone

Advise your customers

Guide the steps of those who want a change

Read more about advising your customers

Companies with soul

The double impact of AIS

Social Impact

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ODS
Usability
Comfortability
DEI
Freedom of Choice
Equal opportunities

Companies certified or in the process of certification

Google
Shell
pwc
metrovacesa
hm hospitals
Gmp
Queen Sofia National Museum and Art Center
El Corte Inglés Group
Sonae Sierra
Hipercor
Neinver
IBA Capital Partners
Cinesa
Kennedy Wilson
Real Madrid
Merlin Properties

Frequently Asked Questions

No, it is a voluntary process that provides value and guarantees to both certified entities and end users. Even so, AIS standards take the legislation in force in each country as a reference.

Yes, there is a Public Registry of AIS-Certified Spaces that lists all certificates issued since 2013, including details such as the date of issuance and the star rating achieved. Approved certificates are published in the registry within approximately three months.

The ARS Foundation has issued over 4,000 AIS certificates across 38 countries, with Spain accounting for 91% of the total. The remainder are distributed across markets such as Chile, Colombia, Germany, and Japan.

The most common rating is 3 stars, accounting for 37% of the certificates, followed by 2 stars at 27%. The 5-Star GOLD rating—the most rigorous recognition—represents just 0.18% of the total.

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