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Why VPAT/ACR Reporting Matters
A VPAT/ACR is often a procurement requirement, not optional documentation — many school districts, higher education institutions, and enterprises require one before they’ll consider a product or content purchase. A report based on genuine testing, rather than assumed conformance, protects both the buyer and the vendor from compliance gaps discovered after purchase.
We test against the actual WCAG success criteria and Section 508 requirements relevant to your product or content, documenting conformance level and any partial-support caveats accurately, rather than producing an overly optimistic report that creates risk later.
A VPAT/ACR that overstates conformance creates risk that surfaces later — during a formal complaint, an audit, or a customer’s own testing — at which point the gap between claimed and actual conformance becomes a credibility and legal problem, not just a documentation gap.
Common Challenges This Solves
A procurement RFP requires a VPAT/ACR you don't currently have.
An existing VPAT hasn't been updated since the last product or content change.
Sales is losing institutional deals due to missing accessibility documentation.
Uncertainty about actual WCAG conformance level before making formal claims.
What’s Included
- WCAG 2.1/2.2 conformance testing
- Section 508 conformance testing
- VPAT document preparation (WCAG and Revised Section 508 editions)
- ACR (Accessibility Conformance Report) preparation
- Remediation recommendations for non-conforming criteria
- Report updates following remediation work
- Gap analysis prioritized by remediation effort and impact
- Support responding to buyer questions about VPAT/ACR findings
- Report versioning as your product or content evolves
Key Benefits
- Accurate, defensible accessibility documentation for procurement processes
- Reduced risk of claims that don’t hold up under later scrutiny
- Faster institutional sales cycles with documentation ready in advance
- Clear roadmap for closing any conformance gaps identified during testing
- Updated reporting whenever your product or content changes materially
Who We Serve
K-12 & Higher Education Publishers
VPAT/ACR documentation required for district and institutional procurement processes.
Corporate Software & Content Vendors
Accessibility documentation to support enterprise sales and RFP responses.
EdTech Companies
Formal conformance reporting to support platform sales into education markets.
Enterprise Sales & RFP Teams
Fast-turnaround VPAT/ACR support for sales teams facing time-sensitive procurement and RFP deadlines.
How We Work
Scope
We identify the product, content, or platform to be assessed.
Testing
We test against relevant WCAG and Section 508 criteria.
Documentation
Conformance levels are documented per criterion.
Report drafting
The VPAT/ACR document is prepared for your review.
Delivery
Final report delivered, with remediation recommendations if needed.
Why Choose Dimentics
- Reports based on real testing, not assumptions or generic templates.
- Accessibility specialists who can both test and remediate, not just document.
- Familiarity with how VPATs are actually evaluated during procurement review.
- Fast turnaround for time-sensitive RFP and procurement deadlines.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template) is a standardized document describing how a product or digital content conforms to accessibility standards like WCAG and Section 508.
A VPAT is the template format; an ACR (Accessibility Conformance Report) is the completed report produced using that template for a specific product or piece of content.
Many school districts, higher education institutions, and enterprises require a VPAT/ACR as part of their procurement process before purchasing a product or content license.
Yes. Dimentics conducts direct testing against relevant WCAG and Section 508 criteria before documenting conformance levels, rather than assuming conformance.
Yes. Dimentics provides remediation recommendations and can complete the remediation work, then update the VPAT/ACR to reflect the improved conformance level.
Timeline depends on the scope and complexity of the product or content being assessed; this is confirmed during project scoping.
Turnaround depends on product/content complexity and scope; expedited timelines can be discussed for time-sensitive RFP deadlines.
WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA is the most commonly required level for procurement and legal compliance purposes; the appropriate target is confirmed based on your specific buyer requirements.
Yes, as long as Dimentics has appropriate access to test the product or content directly.
Yes. Dimentics can support responding to buyer or procurement-team questions about report findings.
A VPAT should be updated whenever the underlying product or content changes materially enough to affect accessibility conformance.