Every action recorded, nothing overwritten — the trail the Board expects to see.
Each rights request on its own statutory countdown from the moment it lands.
The instant a principal withdraws, processing stops — and it is on record.
Every determination the platform surfaces is reviewed by a specialist before it becomes your compliance record.

Every purpose, dataset, and lawful basis recorded — the record of processing DPDP presumes you keep.

Access, correction, and erasure requests logged the moment they arrive, each on its own statutory SLA.

A breach starts two clocks at once — 6 hours to CERT-In, the detailed report to the Board. Both tracked.

The notice you showed and the consent you captured, versioned and retrievable — the proof the Act asks for.

Every vendor you share data with, under contract, with their obligations flowed down and on record.

The ceiling for a security-safeguards failure. One breach, one determination by the Board, and this is the figure in play.
₹250 crore penalties and statutory clocks that start the instant an event happens — whether or not you noticed.
DPDP's determinations are genuinely hard. We make them, and operate the work, so the judgment calls aren't left to a non-specialist.
Onboard, see your exposure, then we capture the events you route in and keep you compliant — continuously, with the clocks visible.
Does it apply to a business my size? Do you touch my data? Is it legal advice? Answered plainly.