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Accessibility

Accessibility Statement

KaariWorks is committed to making its digital experiences usable and accessible to as many people as reasonably possible, including people who use assistive technologies or interact with the web in different ways.

  • Effective: 7 October 2026
  • Version 1.0

Important: This statement describes KaariWorks’ accessibility commitment. It is not a certification or representation that every page, feature, integration or third-party service conforms to a particular accessibility standard at all times.

1. Our commitment

KaariWorks is committed to improving the accessibility of its websites, applications and digital experiences so that people with disabilities can access information and interact with our services as independently as reasonably possible.

We consider accessibility as part of product design, development, content and quality assurance rather than treating it as a separate feature.

2. Our approach

Where applicable to the product or website, we aim to follow recognised accessibility practices and use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) as a reference point for accessible web experiences.

Perceivable

Present information and interface elements in ways that can be perceived through different sensory modalities.

Operable

Support interaction through different input methods, including keyboard interaction where applicable.

Understandable

Use clear content, predictable interaction patterns and understandable interface behaviour.

Robust

Work toward compatibility with commonly used browsers, platforms and assistive technologies.

3. Accessibility in design

Our design and development practices may include:

  • clear visual hierarchy and readable typography;
  • appropriate contrast between text, controls and backgrounds;
  • meaningful labels and instructions for interactive elements;
  • logical focus and navigation patterns;
  • responsive layouts across different screen sizes;
  • use of semantic HTML and accessible interface structures where appropriate;
  • avoiding reliance on colour alone to communicate important information; and
  • consideration of accessibility during component and interaction design.

4. Content & interaction

We aim to make website content and interactions clear and predictable. This can include descriptive headings, meaningful link text, appropriate form labels, alternative text for relevant images and accessible error or status messages.

Because KaariWorks provides dynamic, data-driven and AI-assisted experiences, some content and interfaces may change based on user configuration, connected systems or generated output. We continue to improve these experiences as accessibility requirements and product capabilities evolve.

5. Assistive technologies

KaariWorks aims to support commonly used assistive technologies and browser accessibility features where reasonably practicable. Actual compatibility may vary depending on the browser, operating system, assistive technology, device, third-party integration and the particular KaariWorks product being used.

If you encounter an accessibility barrier, please contact us so we can understand the specific environment and investigate the issue.

6. Known limitations

Some areas of our digital experience may not yet provide an optimal accessibility experience. Potential limitations can arise from legacy content, third-party components, embedded services, connected platforms, complex data visualisations, generated content or newly released features.

Accessibility issues may also occur when KaariWorks is integrated with external systems whose accessibility is outside our direct control.

We do not want an accessibility barrier to prevent someone from getting help.

If a feature or page is difficult for you to use, contact us and describe what you were trying to do. We will work with you on a reasonable alternative where possible.

7. Feedback & support

We welcome feedback about accessibility. Please tell us:

  • the page, product or feature you were using;
  • what you were trying to accomplish;
  • the accessibility barrier you encountered; and
  • if relevant, the browser, operating system or assistive technology involved.

Providing these details helps us reproduce and investigate the issue more effectively. You do not need to use technical accessibility terminology to report a problem.

8. Continuous improvement

Accessibility is an ongoing product responsibility. We may periodically review our interfaces, components, content and development practices to identify opportunities for improvement.

As the KaariWorks platform evolves, accessibility improvements may be incorporated into new releases, design-system components, product updates and website changes.

9. Third-party content

KaariWorks may link to or integrate with third-party websites, applications, services, maps, messaging platforms, commerce systems, analytics tools and other external technologies. We do not control the accessibility of third-party services.

If a third-party service creates a barrier to completing an important workflow, please let us know. Where feasible, we will consider alternative ways of supporting the task.

10. Contact

For accessibility questions, feedback or requests for assistance, contact:

We will review accessibility feedback and determine appropriate next steps based on the nature of the issue and the affected service.

KaariWorks

Email: hello@kaariworks.com