Build a list of 25 US software vendors (51–500 employees; selling to K-12, higher ed, libraries, or enterprise) with no publicly available VPAT/ACR (or request-only), and for each identify a named sales-side decision maker (CRO, VP Sales, Head of Sales, Director of Sales, VP Marketing, VP Revenue, Chief Commercial Officer, or similar qualifying title) whose real individual email is literally published. Titles must be verified on the vendor's own site; emails must not be inferred. Include excluded and unresolved vendors.
The screening audit covers 12 candidate contacts out of the 25 requested — the rows that survived an initial US-software / education-or-enterprise and literally-published-email screen. None of the 12 fully satisfied every strict condition: 2 were excluded for a public VPAT/ACR, 3 for headcount outside 51–500, 1 has unresolved headcount, and 6 near-matches lack vendor-own-site verification of the contact's current title. Emails shown were literally present in fetched source text.
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Screening audit of 12 candidate US software-vendor sales contacts (of 25 requested), one row per contact, gathered from vendor pages, procurement contract PDFs, government and education directories, LinkedIn profiles, and other published directories. "No public VPAT surfaced" reflects indexed-web searches for VPAT/ACR pages, request-only wording, and PDFs — not a completed four-path direct-fetch certification — so those rows are not definitive proof of absence. Employee counts are as published by the cited sources. VPAT evidence notes were shortened for space; all emails and titles are quoted verbatim from fetched source text. No personal information beyond already-published professional names and work emails is included.