Public attestation registry
Permits, certificates, accessibility: check in one second an attestation issued by a participating authority. Free, no account.
Or scan the QR code displayed on site with your phone camera.
AccesID publishes attestations issued by third-party authorities. If there is any discrepancy, the issuing authority's registry prevails.
Reading a result
Three possible states, and what to do about each.
The attestation is in force as of today. Nothing to do.
The validity date has passed. A renewal may be underway; it is not automatically an offence. Report it to your municipality if the situation concerns you.
The authority withdrew the attestation before its expiry date. The reason is not public; the issuing authority can tell you more.
Who it's for
Those who issue, those who display, those who check: everyone finds what they need.
Participating authorities
Publish your permits, certificates of compliance, event licences and accessibility attestations in a form anyone can verify. Your inspectors check on site in one second; your citizens, from home.
Businesses and venues
Display attestations your customers can verify, and have your accessibility assessed on site with our partners, including PromoAccès. A concrete reason for everyone to feel welcome.
Free, no account
Before you go, see whether a place has been assessed and what was observed: entrance, restrooms, parking, circulation. You can also check any permit on display with a simple scan.
Places map
Restaurants, cafés, culture, outdoors: filter, search and open the page of every assessed place.
What you can check here
An attestation missing from the registry is not necessarily invalid: it may simply not be there yet.
On-site assessment of the entrance, restrooms, parking and circulation.
Building, installation or equipment compliant with applicable regulations.
Festival, show or gathering authorized by the authority.
Business authorized to operate at this address.
Food establishment inspected and authorized.
How it works
AccesID issues nothing: it makes attestations issued by others verifiable by everyone.
A municipality, an organization or a partner assessor issues the permit, certificate or assessment, according to its own rules.
The attestation is cryptographically signed and permanently timestamped: it can no longer be changed, not even by us.
In the window, at the counter or on site, a QR code links to the attestation published in the registry.
Anyone scans or searches: valid, expired or revoked. Free, no account.
For website owners
One line to paste or a ready-to-install WordPress plugin. Your visitors get 5 one-click profiles, text-to-speech in French and English and more than 20 tools. Hosted in Canada, zero data collection.
Straight talk: the widget improves your visitors' experience today. It does not make a website compliant on its own; compliance is built, and our team can help.
Why trust it
Every attestation in the registry carries a cryptographic signature and a permanent timestamp: it cannot be changed afterwards, not even by us.
Proofs by Meritag: Open Badges 3.0 (W3C), Ed25519 signature.
A timestamp anchored in the Bitcoin blockchain establishes the date, without relying on our servers.
No data collected on visitors. Made in Québec, in the spirit of Law 25.
AccesID publishes, in verifiable form, attestations issued by third-party authorities. We issue nothing, we inspect nothing, we decide nothing: if there is any discrepancy, the issuing authority's registry prevails. On-site accessibility assessments are carried out with partners, including PromoAccès. No government affiliation.
What sets us apart
What the person who wants to know actually sees.
| Logo or sign | Online reviews | AccesID | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who claims it | The business itself | Strangers | The issuing authority or partner assessor |
| Verifiable by the public | No | No | Yes, in one second, no account |
| Expiry and revocation | Invisible | Invisible | Shown in real time |
| Can be altered afterwards | Yes | Yes | No: signed and timestamped |
| Visitor data | Varies | Often exploited | No data collection |
Frequently asked questions
No. AccesID issues nothing, inspects nothing and decides nothing. We publish, in verifiable form, attestations issued by participating authorities. If there is any discrepancy, the issuing authority's registry prevails.
No. Checking is free and requires no account: search for a name, an address or a number, or scan the QR code displayed on site.
Not necessarily. It may simply not be published yet. The registry reflects what each participating authority chooses to publish.
Partner assessors, including PromoAccès, on site. These are observations made in person, not online statements.
Yes. Write to us or book 20 minutes: we will look together at which attestations to publish and how.
No. Checking an attestation requires no account, and AccesID collects no personal data about visitors. Data is hosted in Canada.
Book 20 minutes: we will look together at which attestations to publish, and how to make them verifiable.
Let's talk
A question, a municipality that wants to take part, a business to assess? Write to us or book a call directly.
