Duty, Opportunity and Responsibility

Digital accessibility is no longer a nice-to-have – it’s becoming the standard. As of June 28, 2025, the Barrier-Free Accessibility Strengthening Act (BFSG) requires that digital products and services be made accessible. This also applies to SAP applications used in many companies.

Our e-book “Accessibility of SAP Applications” provides a concise and practical overview of what this means for you – and how you can make your SAP landscape future-proof, compliant, and inclusive. Although SAP offers many features to support accessibility, one thing is clear: accessibility doesn’t happen automatically. Especially when it comes to custom developments or adjustments, developers are needed – from using proper ARIA attributes to consistently applying accessible UI components.

What to expect:

• Introduction to Universal Design and digital accessibility in the SAP context
• Insights into key requirements such as BFSG, WCAG guidelines, and the German Social Code (SGB IX)
• Practical implementation tips for SAP Fiori, UI5, and SuccessFactors
• Common challenges in the SAP standard – and how to overcome them
• Tool tips for testing and quality assurance
• Best practices for accessible custom developments and extensions