Accessible information is a key component of digital inclusion. When documents are clearly structured, easy to read, and technically accessible, they can be used by more people, including those who rely on assistive technologies such as screen readers.
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Accessible PDFs are no longer a niche topic. Government agencies, companies, and organizations face the challenge of making large volumes of existing documents accessible. At the same time, legal requirements for digital accessibility are increasing.
CIB ridmi automatically converts non-accessible PDF documents and scans into the accessible PDF/UA standard in compliance with legal requirements. With the release of version 1.1.0, CIB ridmi now features a locally integrated AI model.
With its latest release, CIB format is setting new standards in automated and accessible document creation.
In an increasingly digital world, documents are much more than mere carriers of information—they are interfaces between companies, customers, and authorities. To ensure that everyone has equal access to this information, accessibility in document management is crucial.
The new PDF/UA-2 specification from 2024 marks an important milestone for accessible PDF creation. As the first PDF generator with PDF/UA-2 support, CIB pdf brewer sets new standards, demonstrating its innovative strength and clear commitment to digital inclusion.
Mit der neuen CIB pdf toolbox können Sie Ihre PDF-Workflows jetzt noch effizienter und zuverlässiger gestalten. Die CIB pdf toolbox ist unsere bewährte und professionelle Lösung zur Konvertierung von Dokumenten in standardkonforme Langzeitarchiv-PDF/A-Dateien.
Software-Release: Die neue Version des CIB documentServer (v. 3.0.12) bringt deutliche Verbesserungen in den Bereichen Sicherheit, Effizienz und Nachhaltigkeit.
Last Wednesday, the successful third CIB User Group meeting concluded in Berlin, with 50 German banks in attendance.
In an increasingly digital world, it is vital for financial institutions to be able to respond flexibly and efficiently to market changes.
With the coming into force in Germany of the Accessibility Improvement Act (BFSG) on June 28, 2025, banks and financial service providers are faced with the challenge of making their digital documents accessible. In particular, PDF documents sent to customers online or by email must comply with the new legal requirements.
According to EU law*, public institutions must make their digital services accessible by 2020. Private companies will follow in 2025 and are required to make their digital offerings accessible by June 28.