The Level 1 Report represents the initial and fundamental phase of the facility's assessment and certification process. Its main objective is to carry out an exhaustive diagnosis of the existing conditions, offering a clear, objective and technically based vision of the current state of infrastructures, equipment and functionalities related to accessibility and inclusion.

In this stage, multiple structural and operational aspects are analyzed, identifying any critical points, architectural barriers, compliance failures or improvement needs. This detailed study allows you not only to recognize what is not in accordance with accessibility requirements, but also to highlight areas that are already suitable or only need minor optimizations. The report also provides practical recommendations, prioritizations, and guidance that help the establishment understand exactly what needs to be corrected, improved, or implemented.

One of the great advantages of Level 1 reporting is its flexibility. You can request:

• At the beginning of the project, helping in the definition of the most appropriate solutions from the design phase, avoiding planning errors and additional costs.
• During the execution of the works, allowing preventive adjustments and timely corrections, before more complex interventions are necessary.
• Once the works are completed, it works as a technical audit that validates compliance and identifies the remaining points.

In this way, the report serves as a strategic management tool, ensuring that all decisions are made based on reliable data and expert recommendations. It allows the establishment to act with security, transparency and rigorous planning, ensuring that every step of the process, from preliminary assessment to final certification, is carried out efficiently and in line with international accessibility standards.

By providing this global and structured vision, the Level 1 Report not only guides the necessary interventions, but also contributes to reducing future costs, avoiding rework and ensuring that the final space is truly prepared to receive all users in comfort, autonomy and safety.