Committed to an accessible and inclusive digital experience.
VeriFund is committed to making its website and digital services usable by people with disabilities and to improving accessibility as the platform, content, and technology continue to evolve.
Effective date: September 24, 2026.
Our commitment
VeriFund believes access to campaign-finance, financial, compliance, and organizational technology should not depend on a person�s disability, assistive technology, input method, or device. We are committed to identifying and reducing barriers that may interfere with access to our website and digital services and to considering accessibility throughout design, development, content creation, testing, and ongoing maintenance.
Accessibility standards
VeriFund�s accessibility efforts are guided by recognized accessibility principles and by the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). We aim to use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as a technical benchmark for the public website and applicable platform experiences where reasonably achievable. This statement is not intended to represent an independent certification or an unconditional claim that every page, feature, integration, or third-party component presently satisfies every WCAG success criterion.
Accessibility features and design practices
- Semantic headings, navigation landmarks, and logical page structure.
- Keyboard-accessible links, buttons, forms, navigation, and interactive controls.
- A skip-to-content link to help users bypass repeated navigation.
- Visible keyboard focus indicators for interactive elements.
- Responsive layouts intended to support desktop, tablet, mobile, zoom, and reflow.
- Text labels and programmatic associations for form controls where applicable.
- Color and contrast choices intended to support readability.
- Content designed so meaning is not conveyed solely through color where reasonably practicable.
- Reduced-motion support based on user operating-system preferences where implemented.
- Alternative text or equivalent accessible treatment for meaningful non-text content where applicable.
- Consistent navigation and interface patterns intended to reduce unnecessary complexity.
Assistive technologies and input methods
VeriFund is intended to support use with common browsers, keyboard navigation, screen magnification, and assistive technologies such as screen readers. Actual functionality may vary depending on the browser, operating system, assistive technology, device configuration, third-party component, and version being used. We encourage users who experience difficulty to contact us so that we can investigate the issue and, where appropriate, provide an alternative method of access.
Third-party content and integrations
Some VeriFund pages or services may contain links to, embed, or integrate with content, payment services, documents, media, software, or functionality provided by third parties. VeriFund does not control the accessibility of independently operated third-party services. Where practical, we seek to consider accessibility when selecting or configuring third-party services and encourage providers to maintain accessible experiences.
Documents, reports, and exported content
Certain reports, downloadable documents, customer-uploaded materials, or exported records may originate from customers, external sources, or automated workflows. Accessibility may vary depending on the format and source material. Where a VeriFund-produced document creates an accessibility barrier, users may request assistance or an alternative accessible format where reasonably available.
Known limitations and ongoing improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing process. New features, content changes, software updates, integrations, and third-party components can introduce accessibility issues even when accessibility has been considered during development. VeriFund may use a combination of manual review, keyboard testing, automated evaluation tools, user feedback, and other testing methods to identify and address barriers. Automated tools are used as aids and are not treated as a substitute for human accessibility review.
Reasonable accommodations and alternative access
If a disability-related barrier prevents you from accessing information, completing a task, using a feature, or communicating with VeriFund through the website, you may request reasonable assistance or an alternative method of access. Depending on the nature of the request and the service involved, VeriFund may provide information in another format, assist with navigation, offer an alternative communication method, or identify another reasonable way to provide access.
Accessibility feedback and requests
We welcome reports of accessibility barriers and requests for assistance. When submitting an accessibility issue through the contact page, please include, when possible, the page or feature involved, a description of the difficulty encountered, the assistive technology or browser being used, and the type of assistance requested. Providing this information is optional but may help us investigate and respond more effectively.
Response and remediation
VeriFund will make reasonable efforts to review accessibility concerns and determine appropriate corrective action based on the nature of the issue, technical feasibility, user impact, applicable legal requirements, and available alternatives. Some matters may require coordination with a third-party provider or may be addressed through an alternative accessible method while a technical correction is evaluated.
Legal and regulatory context
Accessibility obligations may vary depending on the nature of a service, the entity using it, the jurisdiction involved, and the applicable law. VeriFund's accessibility program is intended to support inclusive access and responsible digital practices; this Accessibility Statement does not create contractual rights beyond those required by applicable law or expressly provided in a separate written agreement.
Updates to this statement
VeriFund may revise this Accessibility Statement as the website, platform, accessibility practices, applicable standards, or legal requirements change. The effective date above will be updated when material revisions are published.