Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR)

An Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) is a formal document that evaluates how effectively a digital product—such as a website, mobile application, or electronic document—adheres to recognized accessibility standards. It provides a detailed overview of the product’s accessibility features, highlights any barriers or limitations, and outlines actions taken to address compliance gaps.

An ACR is typically created by completing a Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT). This evaluation measures a product’s conformance against standards like the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), Section 508, and other applicable accessibility regulations. The ACR plays a crucial role in supporting procurement processes, meeting legal obligations, and communicating accessibility efforts to clients, partners, and regulatory bodies.

At Skynet Technologies, we offer end-to-end ACR services to help organizations accurately document and demonstrate the accessibility of their digital products. Our team ensures that every report is thorough, transparent, and aligned with the latest accessibility requirements—building trust and helping fulfill compliance commitments.

ACR vs. VPAT: What’s the Difference?

While the terms are closely related, ACR and VPAT serve different purposes within the accessibility documentation process:

  • VPAT: The blank, standardized form used to assess and document accessibility compliance.
  • ACR: The finalized report created after completing the VPAT, summarizing the product’s conformance to accessibility standards.

In short: VPAT = Template
ACR = Completed Accessibility Report

An ACR delivers a complete picture of accessibility compliance and is often required for ADA compliance, Section 508 requirements, and government or enterprise procurement processes.

Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT)

The Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) is the foundation for creating an Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR). Developed by the Information Technology Industry Council (ITI), the VPAT is a standardized template that helps vendors evaluate and report how well their Information and Communication Technology (ICT) products conform to accessibility standards such as WCAG, Section 508, and EN 301 549.

The VPAT serves as a structured checklist, with criteria rated as Fully Supported, Partially Supported, or Not Supported, along with explanations for each rating. Once completed, the VPAT becomes the basis of the ACR, offering a formal summary of accessibility conformance.

At Skynet Technologies, we simplify the entire process—ensuring your Accessibility Conformance Report is accurate, comprehensive, and ready for submission wherever needed.

VPAT/ACR Report Pricing

5 Pages / 2 Templates
  • Key templates
$1,000
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Usually delivered in 5 business days
10 Pages / 4 Templates
  • Key templates
$2,500
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Usually delivered in 7 business days
30 Pages / 12 Templates
  • Complete review
$7,500
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Usually delivered in 14 business days
50 Pages / 20 Templates
  • Complete review
$12,500
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Usually delivered in 28 business days
100 Pages / 40 Templates
  • Complete review
$25,000
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Usually delivered in 70 business days

All plans include: Forms, Videos, Audio & Documents, Dynamic elements

Note: Once a purchase is done, to kickstart the audit you need to email us website access credentials at [email protected] 
or reach out if you have any questions before making the purchase.

Security and Privacy

As a member of W3C and International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP), we are applying the best industry practices and rigorous standards for both the confidentiality of your digital assets and the privacy of users. Additionally, the report is confidential and completely yours to use for any purpose like internal analysis, clients' benefits, or government that require periodic web accessibility reports.

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FAQs

ACR is a formal document summarizing how well a digital product conforms to accessibility standards like WCAG 2.1 and Section 508, based on a completed VPAT.

Organizations bidding for government contracts, educational institutions, and companies committed to ADA compliance should obtain an ACR for their digital assets.

While not always mandatory, many federal and state procurement processes require an ACR. It’s also a key part of ADA and Section 508 compliance.

The VPAT is the template, and when completed, it becomes an ACR. The ACR provides a detailed breakdown of accessibility features and any known limitations.

Depending on the complexity of your digital product, an ACR can typically be delivered within 5–10 business days after the accessibility evaluation is complete.

Yes. The ACR can include areas of partial conformance and document any known issues, along with steps planned for remediation.