Vendors report their own accessibility conformance. GOVvpat reviews those VPATs and Accessibility Conformance Reports against the standard your solicitation names, and returns a dated assessment for the procurement file.
A VPAT is written by the vendor who is selling the product. Rows marked “Supports” may be contradicted by the vendor’s own remarks, criteria may be skipped, and the report may be written to the wrong edition of the standard.
GOVvpat reads every applicable row, flags what doesn’t hold up and lists what the vendor never answered. A reviewer checks the draft against the source document before you receive it.
What GOVvpat is not. GOVvpat does not write VPATs and does not certify compliance. Its assessments are not legal advice. Its parent company, Computer Systems Plus, also publishes CivicCA and SentraCheck, and GOVvpat discloses that potential conflict.
The software reads every row. A reviewer checks the result before it reaches you.
Upload the VPAT or Accessibility Conformance Report as a PDF, Word or HTML file, or link to it.
Each row is read, each claim is checked, and unanswered criteria are listed.
A reviewer checks the draft against the source document, corrects false flags and adds missed disclosures.
The finished review arrives in two business days.
When a vendor revises a report, GOVvpat compares versions and reviews it again.
A portfolio view and exports keep every review ready for the file.
Every review is written for the people who sign off on the purchase.
A clear grade and plain-English summary you can put in the file.
Know exactly what to ask before you buy.
Everything you need to document the decision.
A flat annual license that covers every vendor you review.
From $650 a year, GOVvpat falls below many agencies’ informal purchase thresholds, so it can often be bought by purchase order or p-card without a solicitation. The deadline context is real: the DOJ ADA Title II web rule applies from April 26, 2027 or April 26, 2028, depending on the size of the jurisdiction.
Agencies review a report before they buy or after they have bought. Vendors can have their own report reviewed the way an agency would review it, before submitting it.
CSP has sold to public agencies for more than three decades. We know what your purchasing office needs to see.
Every product in the CSP Public Sector Family of Solutions is built and supported in Fresno by Computer Systems Plus, Inc. They work on their own and they work together.
GOVvpat gives you an independent, dated review of a vendor’s accessibility report in two business days. Request a same-day quote.