Last Updated: July 12, 2026
Our Commitment
TD Asset Management (“TDAM”) is intended to support partners, warehouse personnel, supervisors, administrators, and other authorized users in performing package and asset-management activities.
We are committed to making TDAM usable by people with different abilities, technologies, devices, and methods of interaction.
Accessibility Goal
Our goal is to improve TDAM in alignment with generally recognized web-accessibility practices, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (“WCAG”), where reasonably applicable to this internal business system.
Accessibility is an ongoing effort. Some areas of the website may not yet fully meet every accessibility guideline.
Accessibility Features
TDAM may include or support features such as:
- Keyboard-accessible navigation.
- Visible keyboard focus indicators.
- Descriptive page headings.
- Form labels and validation messages.
- Sufficient text contrast.
- Responsive layouts for mobile devices.
- Text alternatives for meaningful images when available.
- Clearly labeled buttons and links.
- Status messages for processing and uploads.
- Tables that can be scrolled on smaller screens.
- Compatibility with commonly used browsers and assistive technologies.
Known Limitations
Some TDAM functions may present accessibility challenges, including:
- Interactive storage maps.
- Signature-capture fields.
- QR-code scanning.
- Large operational tables.
- Drag-and-drop file uploads.
- Uploaded images or documents supplied by users.
- Third-party authentication or Single Sign-On screens.
- Third-party WordPress plugins.
- Older records or documents that were not created in an accessible format.
We will evaluate reasonable improvements as issues are identified.
Alternative Access
When a user cannot access information or complete a TDAM function because of an accessibility barrier, the user should contact a supervisor, TDAM administrator, or the appropriate Information Technology support team.
Reasonable alternative methods may include:
- Assistance entering or retrieving package information.
- Providing information in another format.
- Completing an authorized action through an alternative workflow.
- Correcting inaccessible uploaded material.
- Adjusting a user’s approved access method.
Reporting an Accessibility Problem
When reporting an accessibility issue, please provide:
- The page or feature involved.
- The web address, when available.
- A description of the problem.
- The device and browser being used.
- The assistive technology being used, if applicable.
- The task you were trying to complete.
- Your preferred method of contact.
Do not include passwords, authentication codes, or unnecessary confidential information in the report.
Compatibility
TDAM is designed for modern web browsers and may not work correctly in outdated or unsupported browsers.
Users should use an organization-approved browser and keep it updated according to Information Technology requirements.
Third-Party Content
Some parts of TDAM may rely on third-party software or services, including WordPress, authentication providers, email services, document viewers, or other plugins.
We may not have direct control over the accessibility of every third-party component, but reported barriers will be evaluated and addressed when reasonably possible.
Ongoing Improvements
Accessibility considerations may be included in:
- New feature development.
- Theme and plugin updates.
- Form and navigation changes.
- Mobile-layout improvements.
- Testing and issue resolution.
- Evaluation of third-party components.
- Review of reported accessibility barriers.
Contact
Accessibility questions or requests for assistance should be directed to the TDAM administrator, Information Technology department, Human Resources department, or another designated accessibility contact within the organization.