We believe software that handles a company's money should be usable by everyone on the team — regardless of how they interact with a computer. This page describes our commitment, the measures we have in place, what we know is not yet perfect, and how to tell us when something breaks.
Covinly is committed to ongoing conformance with WCAG 2.1 Level AA. We do not treat accessibility as a one-time audit — we evaluate new features against the standard before they ship, and we welcome feedback from users who notice gaps in what we've shipped already. We're honest that we're not perfect yet; see known limitations below.
We target Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA. Some areas currently exceed AA (e.g. color contrast) while a handful still need work (listed under limitations). We review conformance quarterly.
Target
WCAG 2.1
Level
AA
Review cadence
Quarterly
Status
Ongoing
Concrete things we do across the product today.
Pages are built from semantic elements (headings, landmarks, lists, buttons, links) so assistive technologies can parse structure without guessing.
Every interactive control is reachable and operable from the keyboard. Tab order follows visual order and focus is trapped appropriately in modal dialogs.
Controls have accessible names via aria-label, aria-labelledby, or visible text. Status changes announce through live regions where relevant.
Text and essential UI elements meet a 4.5:1 contrast ratio minimum against their background in both light and dark themes.
All non-essential animations respect the prefers-reduced-motion media query. Users who opt out of motion see static states instead.
Every focusable element has a clearly visible focus ring. Focus rings persist on keyboard navigation and do not rely on color alone.
Form fields are associated with visible labels. Error messages are announced to screen readers and linked to the offending field via aria-describedby.
A 'Skip to main content' link is the first focusable element on every page, letting keyboard and screen-reader users bypass navigation.
We'd rather tell you what's imperfect than pretend otherwise. These are the areas we're actively working on.
Some tables (invoice registers, audit reports) contain many columns. At high zoom levels, horizontal scrolling is required. We're progressively adding column hiding and priority-first layouts.
Embedded PDF previews rely on the browser's PDF viewer, whose accessibility varies by platform. We provide a download link as an alternative on every document.
A small number of decorative hero animations continue in environments where prefers-reduced-motion is not detected. We're auditing these for manual pause controls.
Uploaded third-party documents (invoices, lien waivers, COIs) may not be accessible at source. We extract text for screen reader access but cannot retroactively fix scanned PDFs.
If you run into an accessibility barrier — on any page, using any assistive technology — please email us. We treat accessibility reports with the same priority as security reports.
accessibility@covinly.comWe aim to respond within two business days.