This Accessibility Statement describes SESender’s commitment to making public information and product experiences more usable for people with diverse abilities. Accessibility is an ongoing effort. We aim to improve navigation, contrast, structure, labels, and compatibility with common assistive technologies over time. We reference widely used guidance such as WCAG 2.1 Level AA as a practical target for public pages and core product flows.
That includes keyboard access, visible focus, meaningful headings, descriptive link text, and alternatives for non-text content where we control the design. Dark mode and resizable text help some users. Skip links and consistent navigation reduce repetitive effort for screen-reader and keyboard users. Forms should expose clear labels and understandable error messages. Charts and dense operational tables can still be harder for assistive technology; where possible we provide text or tabular alternatives for key figures.
Third-party widgets and customer-uploaded content may have their own limits. If you encounter a barrier on sesender.com or in the product, please tell us. Useful reports include the page URL, the task you were trying to complete, your browser or device, and any assistive technology involved. Do not include passwords or recipient lists in accessibility reports.
We review accessibility feedback through the support and contact processes described on the site and aim to acknowledge reports promptly. Meanwhile, public pages such as Pricing, FAQ, Blog, Support, Contact, Privacy, Terms, Cookies, and AML remain available as alternate paths to key information. Keyboard users and screen-reader users should be able to reach primary navigation and policy pages.
If a particular interactive control is difficult to use, the noscript SEO summaries and linked text pages may still provide the core information while we investigate. Continuous improvement includes automated checks, manual review, and incorporating accessibility into design and engineering work rather than treating it as an afterthought. Language support for English and Hebrew is part of making the product usable for our customer base.
If you need help completing an account task because of an accessibility barrier, say so in Support so the team can prioritize a workable path. Product ideas that would improve accessibility for many customers can also be noted on Feature Requests, separate from urgent break-fix tickets. Related pages: Contact, Support, FAQ, Home, Pricing, Blog, Privacy, Terms, Cookies, and Feature Requests. Include URL and assistive-technology details when reporting barriers.
This public summary for Our Accessibility Commitment is available without signing in or enabling JavaScript. It mirrors the purpose of the interactive page while keeping its important navigation paths accessible to search engines, assistive technology, text browsers, and visitors on restricted connections. Use the linked SESender product, pricing, blog, policy, contact, and support pages to continue to the information that matches your question.
Current account controls, provider availability, campaign settings, balances, and operational data remain available only through the appropriate authenticated interface.