| Brand | DistrictProof |
|---|---|
| Parent and contracting company | Salt Technologies, Inc. |
| Incorporation | Delaware, United States |
| US mailing address | 9450 SW Gemini Dr Suite 89020 Beaverton, OR 97008 United States |
| Founder | Nilesh B. Gadekar |
| Audience | U.S. public K–12 school districts and service partners |
| Delivery location | Pune, India |
| Solutions | DistrictProof Docs, DistrictProof Web, DistrictProof Care |
| Board Packet Service | Recurring board document work, scoped within Care |
| Pricing basis | Deadline Packages from $14,500; per-page from $3.50 ($750 minimum); Care from $750/month, billed annually. Final written price after a free 25-page sample review. |
| Phone | +1 (844) 766-2754 |
| Contact | info@districtproof.io |
Scope and limits
DistrictProof provides accessibility services. It does not provide legal advice, determine whether an exception applies, or certify district-wide legal compliance. Project records describe the work and review coverage for the specific engagement.
Contracting details
Salt Technologies, Inc. signs DistrictProof customer agreements. A W-9, certificate of insurance, and standard contracting documents are available on request. District purchase orders are accepted. Payment terms are Net 30, or alternative terms agreed per project, and are recorded in writing. See Procurement for the purchasing process.
What each solution covers
DistrictProof Docs covers scoped PDF and document remediation, including source-file work, scans, forms, conversion to HTML where appropriate, and templates. DistrictProof Web covers agreed website accessibility testing, findings, implementation support, and retesting. DistrictProof Care covers an ongoing document and publishing routine, with the Board Packet Service available as a defined recurring workflow.
The offer is intended for U.S. public K–12 districts and service partners, including website vendors, consultancies, and regional education agencies. A particular integration, contract award, certification, or customer relationship should be verified directly rather than inferred from the audience description.
How service claims are qualified
A review result applies to its identified deliverable, version, criteria, date, and method. Automated checks, human review, and verification of the published version are recorded as distinct states. Pricing is based on an agreed scope after sample review. Delivery windows, file allowances, data terms, and acceptance procedures are part of the written engagement.
For regulatory dates, consult the linked primary guidance and your counsel. For project evidence, see the quality process. For procurement documents and contracting questions, contact info@districtproof.io.