A VPAT® 2.5 ACR draft your team can actually review.
Buyers at US universities and public agencies often ask vendors for an Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR). We generate a draft in the VPAT 2.5 WCAG format from automated tests on your product. Every criterion software cannot decide is marked "Not Evaluated — manual review required", so nothing is overstated.
This is a software-assisted draft for your review. It is based on automated testing and has not been reviewed by an accessibility specialist. You are responsible for verifying it and for any report you give to a buyer. Not legal advice.
Honest by default
Automated testing covers only some WCAG criteria. We say which ones, and leave the rest clearly open.
Evidence attached
Each failing row names the axe rule, the affected pages and how many elements failed, so your developers can find and fix them before you send the ACR.
Yours to finish
You get an editable draft and a checklist for the keyboard, screen reader and content checks a person must do.
What buyers ask for
- Universities ask vendors for an ACR during purchasing. The University of Arizona, for example, asks for one that reports against WCAG 2.1 Level AA and is less than two years old.
- The DOJ rule for state and local governments uses WCAG 2.1 AA; its compliance dates are now 26 April 2027 and 26 April 2028 (Federal Register, 20 April 2026).
- The VPAT template is published free of charge by ITI; a completed VPAT is an ACR, as Section508.gov also describes.
Sample: the ACR for this website
We ran our own generator on this website. Read it to see exactly what a draft looks like, including how many rows stay open.
Request an ACR draft quote
We generate an automated, software-generated ACR draft from automated tests of the screens you list, and send it as files for your team to review.
Target delivery: 7 business days after we confirm scope.
We currently draft the WCAG 2.1 AA edition only. Online checkout is coming; no payment is taken by email.
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