Documentation

VPAT & ACR Services: open the door to federal and enterprise contracts.

A Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) or Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) backed by real test evidence is the gatekeeper for government procurement and enterprise RFPs. Zylyn produces VPATs you can defend — not guesswork dressed up as compliance documentation.

  • VPAT production backed by manual and automated test evidence
  • Covers Section 508, WCAG 2.1/2.2, and EN 301 549
  • Updated as your product evolves — not a one-time document
WCAG 2.2 AA
Compliance standard
Manual + Automated
Testing approach
Code-level fixes
Deliverable
97.4%
of top websites fail WCAG WebAIM 2024
5,000+
ADA lawsuits in 2025 UsableNet 2026
$50K
avg first ADA settlement plus mandatory remediation

What a VPAT is and why it matters

A VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template) is a standardised document describing how your product conforms to accessibility standards like Section 508, WCAG, or EN 301 549. Buyers use it to evaluate vendors during procurement. Federal procurement requires it. Over 50% of enterprise buyers request one before evaluating a product on its merits. A missing or inaccurate VPAT can disqualify you before your product is even reviewed. Zylyn produces VPATs backed by real testing — every conformance claim is defensible because it's grounded in evidence, not self-assessment.

  • Section 508 (WCAG 2.0 AA) VPATs
  • WCAG 2.1 AA and WCAG 2.2 AA ACRs
  • EN 301 549 conformance documentation
  • Gap analysis and remediation guidance
  • Updated documentation as your product evolves
  • Evidence-backed claims — no unsupported assertions
The process

How it works

  1. Standards mapping

    Determine applicable standards (Section 508, WCAG, EN 301 549) based on your markets and buyers.

  2. Comprehensive testing

    Automated + manual testing against all applicable criteria.

  3. Gap analysis

    Identify non-conformances and their severity.

  4. VPAT/ACR drafting

    Document conformance claims backed by test evidence.

  5. Remediation guidance

    Prioritised plan to close identified gaps.

  6. Ongoing updates

    Maintain documentation as your product changes.

Real teams, real results.

Companies use Zylyn to cut manual testing time, ship accessibly, and stay ahead of demand letters.

We've reduced manual accessibility testing time by over 70%. Zylyn flags issues in real-time and suggests fixes. Our audit process is now faster and more reliable than anything we had before.
Neha BhatSenior QA Engineer
4.8
Average rating across 100+ reviews

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about documentation services.

A Voluntary Product Accessibility Template — a standardised document produced using the VPAT framework that describes how your product conforms to accessibility standards like Section 508, WCAG, or EN 301 549. Buyers use it to evaluate vendors during procurement.

Any time a federal agency, state government, or large enterprise asks for one as part of a procurement process. Over 50% of government and enterprise buyers request accessibility documentation before evaluating a product on its merits. A missing or weak VPAT can disqualify you before your product is even reviewed.

A VPAT is the blank template. An ACR (Accessibility Conformance Report) is the completed document — your filled-in VPAT. The terms are often used interchangeably.

Yes, but an inaccurate VPAT is worse than none. If your self-reported conformance claims are tested and found to be wrong during procurement evaluation, it damages your credibility and can expose you to contract risk. Zylyn's VPATs are backed by real test evidence so every claim is defensible.

We produce VPATs against Section 508 (WCAG 2.0 AA), WCAG 2.1 AA, WCAG 2.2 AA, and EN 301 549 — the most commonly required frameworks in US government and international procurement.

Whenever your product changes significantly — a major release, redesign, or new feature set. Zylyn offers ongoing testing and VPAT maintenance so your documentation stays current.

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