VPAT & ACR Documentation Services

You can't sell to government or enterprise without one. A professionally prepared VPAT or Accessibility Conformance Report is the accessibility credential procurement teams require.

A11yjobs helps software vendors and product companies connect with accessibility specialists who prepare accurate, audit-backed VPAT 2.4 documents conforming to Section 508, WCAG 2.1, and EN 301 549 standards.

What's Included in a VPAT

Section 508 Conformance

Evaluation against all applicable Section 508 criteria covering web, software, and electronic content.

WCAG 2.1 Level AA Mapping

Criterion-by-criterion conformance statements mapped to the latest Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.

EN 301 549 Coverage

European accessibility standard coverage for companies selling into the EU public sector.

Manual Testing Basis

VPAT statements backed by real manual and assistive technology testing — not just automated scan results.

Remediation Roadmap

Clear notes on known issues and your remediation timeline to demonstrate good-faith compliance effort.

Procurement-Ready Format

Delivered in the ITI VPAT 2.4 template format accepted by US federal agencies and enterprise procurement teams.

Who Needs a VPAT?

Software vendors responding to government RFPs or RFIs

SaaS companies expanding into federal, state, or local government markets

EdTech platforms selling to K-12 schools or universities

HealthTech companies working with federally funded healthcare systems

Enterprise software vendors required by large customers to provide ACRs

Companies refreshing outdated VPATs after a product update

Startups seeking enterprise contracts with accessibility requirements

Any organization whose buyers ask "Do you have a VPAT?"

Post Your VPAT Request

Describe your product and procurement goals. VPAT specialists will reach out to get you procurement-ready.

Post Your Project

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