Why UXDuty

UXDuty scans your whole website against the FCA's PRIN 2A rules, quotes the evidence for every finding, and shows exactly where Consumer Duty outcomes are at risk and why.

How an audit works

An audit checks your website, and the PDFs it links to, against the FCA's PRIN 2A rules. Here's how to run one, from setup to the final report, and how to keep track of progress afterwards.

1

Enter your website

UXDuty audit set-up, Audit details step: audit name, domain, segment, and the accessibility checks and secure login options.

Name the audit, enter the domain and choose your sector so UXDuty applies the right Consumer Duty expectations. You can add WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility checks here, and say whether the site needs a secure login.

2

Choose how pages are picked

UXDuty audit set-up, Audit type step: site sample, friction finder or manual selection.

Pick one of three routes: a sample of the site, where UXDuty finds the pages that matter for Consumer Duty and audits as many of them as you ask for, the friction finder, which audits the journeys where customers struggle, or a list of specific URLs you give us (manual selection). It is fixed when the audit starts, so every run covers the same pages and the trend means something.

3

Add sign-in details

UXDuty audit set-up, Authentication step: sign-in page, username and password fields for pages behind a login.

If the site needs a secure login, add the sign-in page, a username and a password. UXDuty signs in the way a customer would, in a real browser, and only reaches pages that account can reach. The details are stored in encrypted form.

4

Launch your audit

UXDuty audit set-up, Launch step for a site sample: the number of pages on the site, and a field to type how many pages to audit.

With a site sample, UXDuty shows how many pages the site has first, then you type how many to audit, up to the size of the site. With the friction finder you connect Google Analytics or Microsoft Clarity first and pick the journeys to audit, and with specific URLs you paste a list or upload a CSV and those pages are the audit. Then run the audit.

5

Review the findings

UXDuty finding panel: the Verify and Dismiss buttons and the highlighted evidence on the page.

Each page is read against the Consumer Duty checks. A UXDuty page scan follows links a couple of levels deeper, like a customer would, and searches any PDFs it finds. Verify or dismiss each finding, then export PDF, Excel or CSV.

6

Resolve findings and track trends

UXDuty overview: findings by status and the trend over time, with awaiting review falling and resolved rising.

Resolve findings as you fix them, and UXDuty re-checks the page before marking each one resolved. The trend chart shows your findings moving over time, and rerunning the audit adds a new point.

Calibrated to your sector

Choose your segment and UXDuty weighs its checks to match. Open each one to see what it looks at.

Built for regulated industries

UXDuty reads untrusted web pages and sends their content to an AI model, so the first rule is that nothing it reads can give it orders. These safeguards cover the analysis, the scanner and your credentials.

Prompt injection defences

Everything UXDuty reads is treated as untrusted. The AI is told never to follow instructions inside it and has no tools to act with. Hidden text is reported as a high-severity finding.

A person decides what is reported

Findings stay awaiting review until someone on your team verifies them, and the PDF contains only verified and resolved findings. An automated guardrail cannot overturn a person's decision.

Signed-in access and encrypted secrets

Only signed-in users can reach your audits. Sign-in details and connection keys are encrypted, never shown back to you and never part of what is analysed. Screenshots are served privately, to signed-in users in your organisation.

A careful scanner

The scanner never types into your forms or submits them. It only advances through continue-style buttons, and it skips anything that commits a customer, such as pay, apply or sign up, as well as live chat.

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