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VPAT / ACR Report

Navable turns your audit data into a procurement-ready Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) — the document produced from a VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template). Buyers, especially in the public sector, often require an ACR to confirm how well your product meets accessibility standards.

Navable assembles the report from your audit results — both automated scans and your manual audit verdicts — so the conformance claims reflect the work you have already done.

Navigate to VPAT / ACR Report in the sidebar under the Tools section.

Enterprise Feature

VPAT / ACR generation requires an Enterprise subscription.

Review Before Sharing

A generated ACR is a starting point based on your audit data. Review it — and where needed, have it checked by a qualified accessibility professional — before sending it to a customer or procurement team.

How It Works

Generating a report is a two-step process:

  1. Configure the report — choose the standard it should be measured against and fill in the product and vendor details.
  2. Generate the report — Navable produces a downloadable PDF from your latest audit data.

Configuring the Report

Standard and Format

FieldWhat it does
EditionThe conformance standard the report is written against (see below).
WCAG versionThe WCAG version to evaluate against. Each edition seeds a recommended version, which you can override.
Report languageThe language of the generated document — English or German.

The available editions and their recommended WCAG version are:

EditionTypical useRecommended WCAG version
WCAGGeneral WCAG conformance claim2.2
EU (EN 301 549)European public procurement2.1
Section 508United States federal procurement2.0
InternationalCombined international conformance claim2.2

Audited Domains

Under Audited domains, select the URL collections the report covers. You must select at least one. The report's conformance findings are drawn from the audit data of the domains you choose.

Product and Vendor Details

These details appear on the cover and header of the generated report. The following are required:

  • Product name
  • Vendor legal name
  • Contact email
  • Report date

The following are optional and included when provided:

  • Product version, Product type, Vendor brand name, and Product description
  • Assessment from / Assessment to — the date range your assessment covers
  • In scope / Out of scope — what the report does and does not cover
  • Notes — any additional remarks

Click Save configuration to store these settings.

Generating and Downloading

Once the report is configured, use the status bar at the top of the page:

  • Generate report — Builds the PDF from your current audit data.
  • Download PDF — Appears after a report has been generated; downloads the latest document.

The status reflects the report's current state:

StatusMeaning
DraftConfigured but no document generated yet.
GeneratedA current PDF is available to download.
Out of dateNew audit data is available since the last document was generated — regenerate to refresh it.

When the status is Out of date, use Regenerate to rebuild the report with the latest audit results.

Next Steps

  • Manual Audit — record human assessments to strengthen the conformance claims in your report.
  • Audit Results — review the automated findings that feed the report.
  • Accessibility Declaration — generate a public accessibility statement for your site.