VPAT & ACR Documentation

VPAT & ACR Documentation

When an enterprise or government buyer asks for your VPAT, the deal is waiting on it. We produce Accessibility Conformance Reports based on real testing — not optimistic guesswork — in the edition your buyer requires: WCAG, Section 508, EU (EN 301 549) or INT.

Why Accuracy Wins Deals

A wrong or inflated VPAT fails procurement review and burns buyer trust. An accurate one closes deals: we’ve delivered VPATs that passed enterprise review on first submission, including Happeo’s — completed in 7 days.

What’s Included

Product evaluation using DHS Trusted Tester methodology. A completed VPAT 2.5 ACR in the correct edition. A plain-language conformance summary your sales team can actually use. A remediation backlog for any “Partially Supports” rows. Optional annual refresh as your product evolves.

Our Process

  1. Edition and scope — which template, which product flows.
  2. Testing — representative flows with screen readers and keyboard.
  3. Drafting — accurate conformance language, no inflation.
  4. QA review — a second certified specialist checks every row.
  5. Delivery — with a walkthrough so you can defend it in procurement.

Request your VPAT — typical turnaround 1–3 weeks; rush available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which VPAT edition do I need?
WCAG edition for most commercial buyers, Section 508 for US federal, EU edition for EN 301 549 procurement, INT if your buyers span all three. We confirm the right edition before testing starts.
How fast can we get a VPAT?
Typically one to three weeks depending on product size. We have delivered a complete, accurate VPAT in 7 days when a deal depended on it.
What if testing finds problems?
They go in the ACR honestly as Partially Supports, with a remediation backlog. Buyers accept known issues with a plan far more readily than they forgive an inflated report.
Do you sign the ACR?
Yes – with our testers’ IAAP and DHS Trusted Tester credentials listed, so your buyers can verify who stands behind it.