At ClockBill, we work to ensure freelancers and independent professionals can log work, follow charges, and understand where their money stands when using a keyboard or assistive technology.
Scope and target
Our target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA across the marketing site, application, and public documents. We use it as a practical shared baseline intended to support relevant accessibility requirements in Israel, the European Union, and the United States. Exact legal duties depend on how and where the service is operated, so this statement describes the product and is not a legal certification of compliance in every jurisdiction.
What is supported
- Semantic page structure, descriptive headings, and a skip link to the main content.
- Keyboard navigation, visible focus indicators, and comfortably sized interaction targets.
- Right-to-left Hebrew and left-to-right English, with document language and direction identified.
- Color contrast, text zoom, narrow-screen reflow, and support for reduced-motion preferences.
- Control labels, status messages that do not rely on color alone, and text alternatives for useful visual content.
Known limitations
A complete external audit across every browser and screen-reader combination has not yet been completed. The drag-based task board and system-generated PDF files remain under ongoing review. If either area creates a barrier, contact us for assistance or the same information in an alternative format.
Technical compatibility
The service is designed for current versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge, together with built-in operating-system accessibility tools and common assistive technologies. A very old browser may reduce some capabilities.
Found an accessibility problem?
Tell us what you were trying to do, the page involved, and the browser or assistive tool you used. The ClockBill team handles accessibility requests and will work to provide an accessible solution or an alternative path.