Disability inclusion and accessibility are fundamental to our belief that businesses can be powerful platforms for social change.
As allies and members of the community ourselves, we drive awareness and thought leadership within our company and throughout the industry.
Within the Salesforce ecosystem, we make sure product teams’ "definition of done” is compliant with industry standard WCAG 2.1 AA. We strive to create an inclusive workplace through our world-class accommodations program, accessible systems and tools, and empowered leaders who champion and advance accessibility within their teams.
To help close the disability employment gap, we actively recruit people with disabilities for jobs at Salesforce and offer robust career development opportunities. We also operate an accessibility support desk that works with customers to build accessible Salesforce environments. These efforts reflect our commitment to working toward a world that is inclusive and accessible for all.
This critical work starts in our own house. We are our own greatest asset in making the changes needed for a more accessible world, empowering people with disabilities to feel the sense of belonging we all strive for.”
Catherine NicholsVP, Office of Accessibility, Salesforce
From addressing the accessibility of our spaces to adding vendors’ commitments to accessibility to our Supplier Code of Conduct, we’re excited to share some of our progress over the past year. Get all the details about the ways we’re transforming how we work with partners, Trailblazers, and customers in this year’s Social Equality Report.
We strive to live our value of equality by building an inclusive workplace and driving greater equality in society. From inclusion-focused programs to supplier diversity requirements, here’s how we’re blazing new trails every day toward a more accessible and inclusive future.
Learn how our programs empower all individuals to succeed in the Salesforce ecosystem without barriers.
Get insight into how we help customers build accessible environments on the Salesforce Platform.
At Salesforce, we’re proud to focus on equality and inclusion for our Trailblazers with disabilities. And we count on our suppliers to help uphold our values, commitment to accessibility, and high ethical standards.
We would love for you — our partners and vendors — to join us on the journey to inclusion. Together, we can create a more accessible workforce.
From privacy exhibits to sustainability programs, here’s all the supplier information you need in one centralized place.
This document explains Salesforce’s accessibility expectations for suppliers — and provides guidance for meeting these shared standards.
At Salesforce, we intentionally seek out innovative, diverse suppliers that positively impact local communities, ecosystems, and the environment.
We’re passionate about providing an equal opportunity for diverse business enterprises in our supply chains. Read our commitment here.
