Accessibility statement
TpulseAI is an Israeli consulting company that guides the adoption of new technologies and helps businesses get recommended more often by AI systems.
How the website is made accessible and how to use it
The website is built to the Israeli standard ת״י 5568 (IS 5568), part 1, at level AA, as required by the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations, 2013.
- The website can be used with a keyboard: Tab moves to the next link or button, Shift+Tab to the previous one, Enter presses a button or opens a link. The first link on every page is “Skip to content”.
- Links and buttons have labels that screen readers read out.
- Images that carry meaning have a text description.
- Each page has one main heading; sections are marked up with headings.
- The language of each page is specified in the code.
- Pages in Hebrew are displayed from right to left.
- The contrast of the main text is at least 4.5:1.
- Text can be enlarged with the browser up to 200%.
- The changing questions in the window on the home page can be stopped with the pause button. If reduced motion is turned on in the device settings, the questions do not change by themselves.
What is not accessible and how to get the service another way
Booking a consultation and the video call go through the third-party service Cal.com: the booking page and the video call in Cal Video, Cal.com’s video service. If it is not convenient for you to book through the form or to talk by video, write to office@tpulseai.com: TpulseAI will book your consultation manually. Instead of a video call, the consultation can take place by phone, without video, or by email — whichever suits you.
How to contact us about accessibility
Timur Rasulov, office@tpulseai.com. Replies are given no later than 30 days after the message is received.
Exemptions
TpulseAI does not use exemptions or relaxations of the accessibility requirements.
Accessibility check
The last check was on 20 October 2026. It was carried out by TpulseAI: automated checks with axe-core and Lighthouse and a keyboard check in the Chromium browser — on a computer and in phone mode. No violations were found.