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DPDPA Operational Compliance Platform

Make your organization
DPDPA-compliant,
without the guesswork.

Turn privacy compliance into everyday operations. Bring personal-data records into one place, manage consent and Data Principal rights, monitor compliance continuously, and keep audit-ready evidence — all under one platform built for India's DPDP Act 2023.

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Compliance Controls
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Data Records Mapped
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Audit Trail Coverage
🛡️ DPDPA Compliance Operations
LIVE DASHBOARD
Consent Coverage
98.4%
Rights SLA Status
3 Open
Avg. response: 18h of 72h limit
✓ Breach Radar Active ✓ Audit Trail Live ✓ DPO Console Ready
Live Compliance Activity REAL-TIME
CONSENT Data Principal #DP-8821 — consent granted
just now
RIGHTS Erasure request #SAR-209 — processed
2m ago
AUDIT Processing register updated — 142 records
5m ago
72-Hr DPB Breach Response
Workflow Ready — 0 Active Incidents
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Trusted by compliance, engineering, and risk teams across India's leading sectors

🏦 Fintech & Lending
🏥 Healthtech
🎓 Ed-tech & E-learning
🛒 D2C & Marketplaces
💼 SaaS & Enterprises
Operational Rollout

The Act is enforced through operational phases.

DPDPA compliance is not a one-time policy exercise. Organizations need a repeatable operating model for data visibility, consent, Data Principal rights, incident response, and audit evidence.

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Build Your Data Foundation

Identify personal data, map connected systems and processing activities, and establish ownership across teams. Know what data you hold and where it lives.

Foundation Phase
02
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Operationalize Consent & Rights

Connect consent records and Data Principal rights request queues directly into data processing systems. Assign ownership and track every workflow with clear status.

Operational Phase
03
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Prove Continuous Compliance

Monitor controls continuously, manage privacy incidents, and generate audit-ready evidence. Use dashboards and reports to maintain continuous visibility into compliance operations.

Continuous Phase
Platform Capabilities

Compliance software that engineers can actually use.

Move beyond disconnected spreadsheets and policy documents. A connected operational layer for every core DPDPA obligation — built for teams that need to get things done.

§ 5–7 | Consent

📜 Consent Management

Capture, monitor and manage consent across applications, processing purposes and data activities. Track consent lifecycle with timestamped records, withdrawal propagation, and multi-language notice rendering.

⚡ Consent Ledger Module
§ 8 | Data Mapping

🔍 Data Discovery & Classification

Discover personal and sensitive data across connected systems. Classify information by category, purpose, and owner so your compliance team knows what data exists and where it lives.

⚡ Data Inventory Engine
§ 11–14 | Rights

⚙️ Data Principal Rights

Manage Data Principal access, correction, erasure, and nomination requests through a structured lifecycle — with request tracking, verification, processing, and response visibility built in.

⚡ Rights Console Module
§ 8 & § 10 | Audit

📁 Compliance Documentation

Organize compliance records, processing activities, privacy controls, and supporting evidence in a structured, audit-ready workspace. Transforms multi-week audit prep into a same-day export.

⚡ Audit Trail Module
§ 8(6) | Breach

🚨 Breach & Incident Response

Coordinate privacy incidents through a structured workflow — detection, assessment, 72-hour DPB notification, affected Data Principal notifications, and complete event traceability in one place.

⚡ Breach Radar Module
§ 8 | Reporting

📊 Audit Logs & Reporting

Maintain complete visibility into compliance activity, decisions, and changes with traceable audit logs. Generate readily available compliance reports tailored for Significant Data Fiduciaries (SDF).

⚡ Compliance Reports Engine
5-Stage Implementation

How DPDPA compliance becomes operational.

Works with real systems. Designed around workflows. Audit evidence stays attached — from discovery through to continuous monitoring.

01

Discover & Map Personal Data

Connect systems and identify where personal data is collected, stored, shared, and processed. Build a complete picture of your data landscape before anything else.

02

Classify Processing Activities

Organize data categories, processing purposes, owners, and legal bases into a structured compliance view. Move from raw inventory to an accountable processing register.

03

Operationalize Consent & Rights

Manage the consent lifecycle and Data Principal requests through consistent workflows with clear status. Assign ownership so teams know what is pending, what changed, and what evidence is available.

04

Respond to Incidents

Coordinate assessment, response actions, and evidence when a privacy or data-protection incident occurs. The 72-hour DPB breach clock starts automatically — with pre-built templates and notification queues ready.

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Monitor & Prove Compliance

Use dashboards, audit logs, and reports to maintain continuous visibility into compliance operations. Keep audit-ready evidence available for review and regulatory reporting at any time.

Non-Compliance Has a Published Price

DPDPA Statutory Penalty Exposure Calculator

DPDPA readiness should be treated as an operating capability — not a document created only when an audit or incident occurs. Understand your organization's regulatory exposure today.

₹250 Cr
Failure to take reasonable security safeguards (§ 8(5))
₹200 Cr
Failure to notify a personal data breach (§ 8(6))
₹200 Cr
Non-compliance with obligations concerning children (§ 9)
Variable
Other breaches of Act provisions — as applicable
Organization Employee Count 500
Data Principal Records Processed 250k
Current DPDPA Compliance Readiness 35%
Estimated Penalty Exposure
₹ 145.0 Crore
HIGH REGULATORY RISK
Readiness Level Target: 100% Compliant

⚠️ Urgent: High vulnerability to DPDPA penalties up to ₹250 Cr.

* Based on DPDP Act 2023 (No. 22 of 2023) statutory penalty schedule — First Schedule & Section 33.

What Teams Are Saying

Used by Privacy, Engineering & Compliance Teams

Privacy Operations, Technology, and Risk & Compliance leaders across India rely on the platform to operationalize DPDPA requirements.

★★★★★

"We can see the status of consent, requests, and evidence without reconciling multiple trackers before every internal review. The operational layer makes compliance a daily routine, not a scramble."

PO
Privacy Operations Lead
Fintech Organization · Bengaluru
★★★★★

"The workflow approach makes ownership clear. Our engineering team knows what is pending, what changed, and what evidence is available — without needing to read the Act themselves."

ET
Technology Team Lead
SaaS Platform · Hyderabad
★★★★★

"Our Data Protection Officer now has a single dashboard to track every consent record, open rights request, and audit evidence. We went from zero operational visibility to full control in under two weeks."

DK
Data Protection Officer
Healthcare Platform · Pune
Sector-Specific Compliance

Built for Every Data-Intensive Industry

Different industries process different categories of personal data with different legal obligations. The platform adapts to your sector's specific DPDPA requirements.

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Fintech & Lending

KYC data, transaction history, and credit profiles require consent-linked processing, purpose limitation, and verifiable audit trails for each data category.

  • ✓ Consent Ledger for KYC Purposes
  • ✓ Data Principal Rights Workflows
  • ✓ Audit Trail for Credit Processing
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Healthtech

Diagnostic records, patient data, and clinical information require strict clinical confidentiality protections and purpose-specific consent for every processing activity.

  • ✓ Sensitive Health Data Classification
  • ✓ Purpose-Specific Consent Capture
  • ✓ Patient Rights Request Handling
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Ed-tech & E-learning

Processing data of minors under Section 9 requires verifiable parental consent workflows with zero-tolerance for behavioral tracking or targeted advertising.

  • ✓ Parental Consent Management (§ 9)
  • ✓ Minor Data Processing Controls
  • ✓ Behavioral Tracking Prohibition
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D2C & Marketplaces

Customer purchase data, browsing behavior, and marketing preferences require granular, purpose-linked consent capture — not blanket opt-ins buried in terms.

  • ✓ Granular Purpose-Linked Consent
  • ✓ Marketing Preference Management
  • ✓ 1-Click Consent Withdrawal
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SaaS & B2B Platforms

Acting as both Data Fiduciary and Data Processor requires clear contract tracking with sub-processor accountability and end-to-end processing register visibility.

  • ✓ Fiduciary vs Processor Classification
  • ✓ Sub-processor Contract Tracking
  • ✓ Data Processing Register (DPA)
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Enterprises & SDFs

Significant Data Fiduciaries face additional obligations under Section 10 — DPO appointment, Data Protection Impact Assessment, and independent audit readiness.

  • ✓ DPO Appointment Workflows (§ 10)
  • ✓ DPIA & Independent Audit Export
  • ✓ SDF-Specific Compliance Pack
FREE COMPLIANCE ASSESSMENT

Request a DPDPA Compliance Assessment

See where your current data, consent, rights, and audit processes stand — and what needs to become operational for DPDPA readiness.

✓ Personal-data visibility review ✓ Consent & rights workflow gaps ✓ Incident-response readiness audit ✓ Operational implementation roadmap
Frequently Asked Questions

Notes on the DPDP Act, as it actually rolls out.

The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act 2023 (No. 22 of 2023) is India's primary data privacy law governing how organizations process the personal data of Indian residents. If your organization collects, stores, uses, or shares personal data — including through apps, websites, or internal systems — you are a Data Fiduciary and subject to the Act's obligations on consent, Data Principal rights, security safeguards, and breach notification.
A Data Fiduciary is the entity that determines the purpose and means of processing personal data — typically your organization. A Data Processor processes data on behalf of a Fiduciary (e.g., a cloud vendor or analytics tool). The Act's primary compliance obligations — consent, rights, breach notification — fall on the Data Fiduciary. However, Fiduciaries must also ensure their Data Processors operate under written contracts with adequate safeguards.
Under Section 5–7, consent must be: (a) free, specific, informed, unconditional, and an unambiguous affirmative action; (b) accompanied by a notice identifying the personal data being processed and the purpose; (c) as easy to withdraw as it was to give; and (d) granular — obtained separately for each distinct processing purpose. Bundled or pre-ticked consent does not meet the statutory standard. Records of consent must be maintained and demonstrable on demand.
Under Sections 11–14, Data Principals have the right to: access a summary of personal data processed about them (§ 11); seek correction, completion, or updating of inaccurate data (§ 12); request erasure of data when the purpose has ended (§ 12); nominate a person to exercise rights in the event of death or incapacity (§ 14); and file grievances with a designated officer (§ 13). The Act prescribes SLA timelines for responding to these requests, which organizations must operationalize — not just document.
Section 8(6) requires Data Fiduciaries to notify the Data Protection Board (DPB) and all affected Data Principals in the event of a personal data breach — as soon as possible. The Board's rules prescribe the format and timeline for this notification. In practice, this means organizations must have a breach detection, assessment, and escalation workflow already in place before an incident occurs, not assembled reactively during a crisis. Failure to notify can attract penalties of up to ₹200 Crore.
No. This is a compliance management platform by Labhforce Solution Private Limited — an independent enterprise software vendor. We are not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by the Government of India or the Data Protection Board of India. The platform is a private-sector tool to help organizations operationalize their compliance obligations under the DPDP Act 2023.
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