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Accessibility and Compliance with Section 508

Telligen, Inc. (“Company” or “We”) is committed to making its Website and electronic information accessible to people with disabilities. We strive to meet or exceed the requirements of Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act (29 U.S.C. 794d), as amended in 1998, and further updated with the Section 508 refresh in 2017 to align with current accessibility standards.

Section 508 is a federal law that requires agencies to provide people with disabilities equal access to electronic information and data comparable to those who do not have disabilities, unless doing so would impose an undue burden on the agency. The Section 508 standards are the technical requirements and criteria used to determine whether the agency is meeting the requirements of this law.

Telligen’s website is designed to meet or exceed the Section 508 standards, which are the technical requirements that ensure we’re complying with federal Section 508 law. We also conform to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and their industry standard Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). We meet the applicable WCAG standards, which means our content is accessible to most people in most circumstances. We continually modify our Website and electronic information to ensure the information, features and content are accessible to persons with disabilities.

Contact Information
To ask questions or comments about Telligen’s accessibility policy or our accessibility/508 compliance practices, contact us at: 1776 West Lakes Parkway, West Des Moines, IA 50266 or https://www.telligen.com/contact-us/.

If you cannot access any content or use any features on our website due to a disability, please contact us: https://www.telligen.com/contact-us/.

If you are reporting a problem accessing specific content or features, please include:

    • The nature of your accessibility problem
    • The URL of the page the inaccessible content was found on
    • The preferred format in which you want to receive any materials
    • Your preferred contact information (email address, phone number, or mailing address)

We will work diligently to provide you with accessible content that addresses your issues.

Adobe PDF
Many of our documents are available in PDF format. Adobe Reader includes a built in Read Out Loud option.
Adobe Reader synthesizes the text in Adobe PDF files into speech, using a regular PC or Macintosh computer, so anyone can read basic Adobe PDF text files aloud, even without a screen reader. For more information about this new feature please read Adobe: How to Hear PDF Files Read Aloud.
To install the latest version of the Adobe Reader go to: https://get.adobe.com/reader/.
If you use screen reader software (for example an audio-enabled web browser) which is not compatible with Adobe Reader, Adobe provides a free online tool which converts the content of PDF files to a format which can be understood by most screen reader applications. If you need assistance converting PDF documents, Adobe® offers conversion tools at its Accessibility Resource Center at https://www.adobe.com/help/accessibility.html.

Accessibility Aids: Plug-ins and File Viewers
Links to applets, plug-ins, or other applications required to access content provided on our Website are available and linked below. Most of these links are to non-Telligen/external sources. We do not endorse any of these products; they are provided for your convenience. Address questions about a particular plug-in or file viewer to the respective vendor.

    • Adobe Acrobat: Use Adobe Acrobat to read Portable Document Format (PDF) files.
    • Microsoft Word: Microsoft offers Doc Viewer and other converter programs to enable those who do not have Word to open and view Word files.
    • Microsoft Excel: Microsoft offers XLS Viewer Free to enable those who do not have Excel to view Excel files.
    • Microsoft PowerPoint: Microsoft offers PPTX Viewer to enable those who do not have PowerPoint to view PowerPoint files.
    • WinZip: Zip files are single files, sometimes called “archives,” that contain one or more compressed files. Files with this extension (.zip) require WinZip to open and extract them.

More Information on Accessibility
More information on Section 508 can be found at: