If your organization reviews software for accessibility compliance, you may need a VPAT. Kolleno has one, and it is available on request.
What Is a VPAT?
A VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template) is the industry-standard report format for describing, criterion by criterion, how a product performs against accessibility standards. It is the document most procurement and compliance teams expect to see when evaluating software accessibility.
Kolleno's VPAT at a Glance
Report format: VPAT® 2.4, presented as an Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR)
Standards assessed: WCAG 2.1 Level A and Level AA; European EN 301 549 (v3.2.1, 2021)
Canadian alignment: Accessible Canada Act, Ontario's AODA, and provincial frameworks in Manitoba, Nova Scotia, and British Columbia
Current edition: Canadian edition, June 2026
What the Report Says
Each criterion in a VPAT is rated on a simple scale: Supports, Partially supports, Does not support, or Not applicable.
In Kolleno's report, every applicable WCAG 2.1 Level A and Level AA criterion is rated Supports. Criteria covering audio and video content are marked Not Applicable, as Kolleno does not contain audio or video media.
Kolleno releases product updates frequently, so the report records the exact product version assessed and is refreshed as the product evolves.
Known Limitations
We prefer to state these plainly rather than bury them in footnotes:
Mobile/narrow screens: On very narrow screens (e.g. phones), some pages require horizontal scrolling (Reflow criterion, 1.4.10). Kolleno is designed for laptop and desktop use.
Multiple navigation routes: Pages are reached via the main navigation menu. A second route (such as a global page directory) is not yet available for every page (Multiple Ways criterion, 2.4.5).
How to Get a Copy
Contact your account manager or reach out to our support team and we will share the latest VPAT report with your compliance or procurement team.
Spotted Something We Can Improve?
If anything in Kolleno is difficult to use with a keyboard, screen reader, or magnification, please let us know via the in-app support chat or through your account manager. We treat accessibility issues the same way we treat functional bugs.