Accessibility Statement

Rallyve works to make Noviq usable and accessible to all users, including people with disabilities — in accordance with the Israeli Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Law (1998), the service-accessibility regulations, and Israeli Standard IS 5568, which adopts the WCAG 2.1 guidelines at level AA.

This statement covers the website noviq.rallyve.com, the workspaces on its subdomains, and the Noviq app for iOS and Android. In the app it is reachable from Settings → Legal.

1. What is implemented

Full keyboard navigation — every action, including the schedule board (assigning shifts without drag-and-drop), menus, and popovers, can be performed with the keyboard alone.
Focus management — dialogs trap focus, close on Escape, and return focus to the control that opened them; every interactive element has a visible focus ring.
“Skip to content” link at the top of every page.
Screen-reader support — ARIA roles for dialogs, menus, and notifications; semantic heading structure.
Reduced motion — animations respect the system-level “reduce motion” preference (prefers-reduced-motion).
Full Hebrew + RTL layout on every screen, and a dark display mode.

2. Known limitations

Our public pages (landing, sign-in, sign-up, and these legal pages) are scanned automatically for WCAG A/AA violations in both English and Hebrew on every code change, before it goes live, and currently scan clean. Known remaining work as of the statement date:

Screens inside the signed-in product are reviewed by keyboard navigation and through the accessibility tree that screen readers receive, and some are scanned automatically; a full automated scan of every product screen is still being built. Issues found are fixed with priority but may exist between reviews.
Icon-only controls inside the product now meet the 44×44-pixel touch target on phones, and that is checked automatically on every code change. One exception remains: the marker for a public holiday inside a calendar day cell, where the cell itself is narrower than 44 pixels and a larger target would cover the day it marks.

As fixes land, we will update this statement and its version date.

3. Compatibility

The site is tested in modern browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge), on desktop and on narrow (mobile) screens, by keyboard navigation and with automated tools that read the same accessibility tree screen readers use. A manual pass with the VoiceOver screen reader, in Safari on macOS, was carried out over the core signed-in screens on 20 September 2026 and found no barriers; it is recorded in our test log. That was a spot check rather than a full audit, and we have not yet tested with NVDA on Windows. Further passes are logged the same way and this statement is updated accordingly.

4. Feedback and accessibility-adjustment requests

Hit an accessibility problem? We want to know and fix it. Our accessibility coordinator is Lior Sionov, reachable by email at support@rallyve.com. If you use Noviq, you can also write from inside the product, without an email client: “Share feedback” in the web app’s side menu, or Settings → “Send feedback” in the phone app. Both reach the coordinator. We acknowledge requests within 7 business days and handle them promptly. If you need a specific adjustment to use the service, say so in your message and we will work to find a solution.

5. Statement date and updates

This statement is reviewed and updated at least once a year, and after any material change to the site’s accessibility. The current version date appears at the top of the page.