Accessibility Conformance Evaluator

iAccessible ACE (Accessibility Conformance Evaluator) helps public sector organizations evaluate accessibility documentation, validate vendor claims, and identify risk before procurement decisions are made. Evaluate Accessibility Conformance Reports (ACRs) and VPAT®-based reports using a structured, defensible framework aligned with WCAG and Section 508.

Identify Risk

Validate Vendor Claims

Make Defensible Procurement Decisions

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why Public Sector Organizations Use ACE

Public sector agencies are increasingly responsible for ensuring that procured ICT meets accessibility requirements. Yet accessibility documentation is often inconsistent, incomplete, or difficult to verify.

ACE provides a standardized approach to evaluating accessibility documentation, so your team can make informed, risk-aware decisions.

Reduce Compliance Risk: Identify gaps in vendor-submitted accessibility documentation before contracts are awarded.

Improve Procurement Outcomes: Evaluate the credibility and completeness of accessibility claims across vendors.

Support Section 508 and WCAG Alignment: Ensure accessibility documentation aligns with applicable standards and regulatory expectations.

Enable Defensible Decision-Making: Document evaluation results to support procurement reviews, audits, and oversight.

How ACE Works

From document upload to actionable insights in four steps.

Upload Accessibility Report

Submit your Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) or VPAT®-based report (PDF or DOCX).

Structured Document Analysis

ACE evaluates completeness, consistency, and credibility of accessibility claims using a standardized framework.

Standards & Conformance Review

Assess alignment with WCAG, Section 508, and other applicable accessibility standards.

Actionable Evaluation Report

Receive clear insights on risk, documentation quality, and next steps, available in your dashboard.

Phase 1: Accessibility Documentation Evaluation

Analyze accessibility reports (ACRs or VPAT®-based reports) for completeness, consistency, and credibility, without product testing.

Procurement Risk Management: Identify documentation gaps that could introduce legal, functional, or operational risk.

Pre-Award Readiness: Detect low-quality or incomplete accessibility reports before contract award.

Claim Validation: Evaluate whether accessibility claims are supported by sufficient detail and evidence.

Contract & Policy Support: Provide structured input for accessibility requirements, SLAs, and governance policies.

Testing Prioritization: Focus additional validation efforts on high-risk vendors and products.

Beyond Document Evaluation (Optional Services)

Extend your evaluation with validation, remediation, and reassessment.

Phase 2: Accessibility Testing (Optional)

Validate accessibility claims through independent manual and automated testing across platforms, browsers, and assistive technologies.

Phase 3: Remediation Planning (Optional)

Develop a structured, prioritized remediation plan to address accessibility gaps and support vendor accountability.

Phase 4: Reassessment (Optional)

Confirm remediation outcomes and validate improved accessibility through follow-up evaluation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Request Additional Support

Public sector organizations can request additional services to address accessibility risks identified during evaluation.

Independent accessibility testing
Vendor remediation planning
Post-remediation reassessment

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR)?

What does ACE evaluate?

Does ACE test the product itself?

What file formats are supported?

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