Accessibility
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Stackle is working toward WCAG 2.1 Level AA, with accessibility treated as an ongoing product responsibility supported by audits, testing, training, and user feedback.
View accessibilityStackle's trust position starts with the basics: privacy, security, accessibility, breach readiness, and clear review paths for higher education teams. This page brings those materials together before you move into the live Trust Centre for deeper documentation.
Starting With the Basics
This landing page is the front door. It gives procurement, governance, teaching, and technology teams a clear route into the policies and operational materials that matter most.
Accessibility
Stackle is working toward WCAG 2.1 Level AA, with accessibility treated as an ongoing product responsibility supported by audits, testing, training, and user feedback.
View accessibilityPrivacy
Stackle's privacy and GDPR materials explain how data is collected, the processor-controller model, the lawful bases for processing, and the rights route for institutions and individuals.
View privacySecurity
Published materials cover AWS-hosted infrastructure in Sydney, encryption in transit and at rest, MFA and 2FA controls, monitoring, and incident-response expectations.
View securityResponse
The breach policy sets out how incidents are assessed, contained, recorded, escalated, and notified, with clear links back to privacy and governance review.
View breach policyReview Paths
Stackle's trust story is not a single document. It is a set of connected policies and operating positions that answer different parts of the review process.
Live Documentation
When the high-level position is enough, the linked policies below will usually answer the next question. When institutions need deeper supporting materials, the live Trust Centre is the next step. The live document workspace is powered by Vanta.
What personal data Stackle collects, why it is used, how it is protected, and what institutions, educators, and learners can expect in practice.
How Stackle approaches lawful processing, cookies, retention, and individual rights under GDPR-aware operations.
A customer-facing overview of hosting, encryption, authentication, AI handling, resilience, and operational trust controls.
The response model for identifying, containing, investigating, and notifying incidents that affect personal data.
Stackle's current accessibility position, the work underway, and the support path for institutions and learners.
The conditions for using Stackle's website, including content rights, linking rules, privacy references, and disclaimer terms.
How Stackle Approaches Trust
Trust is not a separate layer added after the product. It is part of how Stackle is deployed inside institutional systems, how data is handled, and how follow-up review is supported.
Stackle is designed around Canvas-native and Brightspace-ready delivery so institutions can review trust, privacy, and security questions in the context where learning actually happens.
Published AI handling is opt-in, organisation-controlled, and tied to supported providers rather than always-on model use. Identity data is not included in those calls.
The site-level policies give a clear overview, while the live Trust Centre supports deeper due-diligence follow-up for procurement, governance, and security conversations.
Next Step
The site-level policies explain Stackle's public position. The live Trust Centre is where institutions can continue into supporting materials when procurement, governance, security, or implementation review needs more depth.
Start with the overview here, then move into the live Trust Centre or book a conversation if your review needs context.
Procurement
Use the live Trust Centre when your institution needs the next layer of documentation beyond the public policy pages.
Implementation
Continue the review with the materials that support technical, privacy, and operational questions in the real LMS environment.
Conversation
When a policy page answers the first question but not the second, this is where the due-diligence conversation can keep moving.