Universities have real legal obligations when evaluating third-party software. Faro is built from the ground up to meet those requirements — so your IT and procurement teams aren't the bottleneck.
The DOJ finalized a rule under Title II of the ADA requiring all public universities to ensure their third-party software meets WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards by April 24, 2026. This means universities are legally responsible for verifying that every vendor they deploy meets the standard — including Faro. We're built to meet it.
FERPA governs the privacy of student education records. When Faro collects a student's name, email, or ID number during a claim, that data is subject to FERPA protections. We collect only what's necessary to return a lost item, keep it isolated per university, and never share it across institutions.
The Higher Education Community Vendor Assessment Toolkit is the security questionnaire used by hundreds of universities to evaluate third-party vendors. Most vendors wait to be asked. We're completing it proactively so that when your IT team asks for it, it's ready — and your procurement process doesn't stall.
Faro runs entirely on Vercel and Supabase — both SOC 2 Type II certified cloud providers. We don't host any servers ourselves, which means your institution isn't taking on infrastructure risk by deploying Faro. All data is encrypted. All university data is isolated.