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Version 1.6 Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (PAT) Date: July 28, 2014, Product Name: Hyperoffice Product Version Number: 2.9 Vendor Company Name: Application Corporation, d×b/a OpenOffice

How to fill out hyperoffice vpat form

How to fill out hyperoffice vpat form:

1. Begin by accessing the hyperoffice vpat form either online or through a provided document.
2. Provide your name, contact information, and any necessary identification details as requested on the form.
3. Fill in the section that asks for your organization's name and contact information.
4. Indicate the version of the hyperoffice software or application that you are using.
5. Review the accessibility requirements checklist included in the form and check off any applicable requirements.
6. If there are any accessibility issues or exceptions, provide a detailed explanation in the designated area.
7. Fill out the section that asks for a summary assessment of the hyperoffice software's level of accessibility.
8. If you have conducted any testing or assessment, provide the results and findings in the appropriate section.
9. Sign and date the form to certify its accuracy and completeness.
10. Submit the completed form according to the instructions provided.

Who needs hyperoffice vpat form:

1. Organizations or companies that have implemented hyperoffice software or applications within their systems.
2. Developers or designers responsible for ensuring the accessibility of the hyperoffice software.
3. Management or administration personnel who oversee the procurement and implementation of software within their organization.
4. Any individuals or entities that require a comprehensive assessment of the hyperoffice software's accessibility features and compatibility with assistive technologies.
5. Regulatory or compliance departments that need to verify the accessibility compliance of the hyperoffice software.

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What is hyperoffice vpat form?

The hyperoffice vpat form is a Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) that provides information on how accessible a product is to people with disabilities.

Who is required to file hyperoffice vpat form?

Any organization that develops or procures software products that may be used by individuals with disabilities is required to file a hyperoffice vpat form.

How to fill out hyperoffice vpat form?

Hyperoffice vpat form can be filled out by assessing the product against accessibility guidelines and documenting the level of compliance in the appropriate sections of the form.

What is the purpose of hyperoffice vpat form?

The purpose of hyperoffice vpat form is to provide transparency and information on the accessibility features of a product to help individuals with disabilities make informed decisions.

What information must be reported on hyperoffice vpat form?

Hyperoffice vpat form must report information on the level of compliance with accessibility standards, features that support accessibility, and areas where improvements can be made.