Accessibility

Last updated 22 October 2026

We want Receivable Desk to be usable by everyone, and we aim toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA as a design target. We have not completed a formal audit, so we do not claim conformance.

What the app does today

• Full keyboard operation with visible focus indicators.
• Semantic headings, labels on form fields, and status/alert announcements for errors and confirmations.
• Text and interface colors chosen for strong contrast; information is not conveyed by color alone (statuses always have text labels).
• Layouts adapt to small screens and browser zoom.
• No autoplaying media, flashing content, or time-limited interactions.

Known limitations

• Some dense data tables (invoice lists, import preview) can be cumbersome with a screen reader on small screens.
• The embedded Whop checkout is provided by a third party; its accessibility is under Whop's control.

Feedback

If you hit an accessibility barrier, tell us at cyle.heaney@receivabledesk.com. Describe the page and what went wrong; we'll treat it as a bug and respond.