CONSENT MANAGEMENT

Go live with DPDP-compliant Consent Management in less than a week

Consentin allows companies to collect, store, manage DPDP-compliant consents across app,web and physical journeys in a fast and easy way.

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Consentin is the fastest way for product and dev teams to add DPDP-compliant consent to all customer journeys

Collect Consent with Minimal Drop Offs

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User-friendly consent modal that loads instantly
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No unnecessary clicks for your customer
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Supports 22 Indian languages
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Store Consent in an easily auditable way

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Every consent you collect is stored as a MeitY-compliant consent artefact - with clear audit trails
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We do not store personal identifiers
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Sync your consents across business and 3rd party databases with webhooks, Consent Check API and Reports
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Manage Consent in line with DPDP requirements

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Allow customers to update or withdraw consents easily with a privacy centre
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Configure DSR forms, owners and timelines as per your SLAs
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Automatically send deletion instructions and collect verifications when consent is withdrawn
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We have experience handling scale

Consentin is built by the team behind Leegality - which handles lakhs of eSign and eStamp transactions daily

Our low latency, resilient infra guarantees 99.9% uptime at high volumes

Real-time scaling and latency monitoring

Live
📈 Requests/min
11,455
+12.3%
🛡️ Uptime
99.97%
SLA

Live Activity

Consent processing rate
Requests
Consents
893

Consents/sec

4.2TB

Data today

🔄 Auto-scaling
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Configure in Dashboard without IT/tech teams

Non-tech teams define consent workflows without dev effort.

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Generate Consent Payload

Get a simple (yet deep) consent API payload

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Integrate & Test

Developers plug the payload into app/web flows and test in < 2 days. Our solutions engineers will work with you to enable fast go-live

Make changes to consent flows without IT/tech teams

Any subsequent changes can be made on dashboard without touching the integration code

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Configure in Dashboard without IT/tech teams

Non-tech teams define consent workflows without dev effort.

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Generate Consent Payload

Get a simple (yet deep) consent API payload

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Integrate & Test

Developers plug the payload into app/web flows and test in < 2 days. Our solutions engineers will work with you to enable fast go-live

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Make changes to consent flows without IT/tech teams

Any subsequent changes can be made on dashboard without touching the integration code

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DEMO

Explore our 2 minute click-through demo

Take a tour of product

3000 consents per month, free forever.
No hidden fees.

We get it – you don’t want to commit to a big purchase until the DPDP is notified. But you want to be production-ready ASAP.

With Consentin, you get the best of both worlds with 3000 consent collections per month free - forever. With zero extra charges.

What this means:

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3000 consent collections per month free of charge
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Zero annual license fee
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Zero per-consent check charges
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Zero consent storage charges

Fill this form to start implementing DPDP-compliant consent for free

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What happens when you fill the form:

Our Privacy Expert will get in touch with you
They’ll discuss your use case and consent flow in detail
They’ll show you a detailed demo
We’ll handover a free sandbox and production account -> so that you can implement DPDP consent fast and free

3000 consents per month, free forever. No hidden fees.

*For requirements above 3000 per month - you can discuss with our team on call

Frequently asked questions

Still have questions? Book demo with us.

What is a Consent Manager?

Under the DPDP Act, a Consent Manager is a person registered with the Data Protection Board who acts as a single point of contact to enable a user to give, manage, review, and withdraw their consent through an accessible, transparent, and interoperable platform.

In simpler terms, a Consent Manager ensures that individuals have full control over their personal data and how it is processed.

When do I need to take user consent?

Under the DPDP Act, you must take user consent when processing personal data in digital form unless the processing falls under specific exemptions provided by the Act. Key scenarios requiring user consent include:

- Collecting Personal Data: When collecting personal data for any purpose.Sharing Data with Third Parties: Before

- Sharing user data with external entities or Using Data for New Purposes: If the purpose of processing changes from what was initially communicated.

- Retention Beyond Purpose: If data needs to be retained for reasons other than the original purpose of collection.

Is the DPDP Act in force?

The DPDP Act, 2023, has been enacted but is not fully in force yet. The government is expected to notify its provisions in phases, and has released the Draft DPDP Rules to guide implementation.

The Draft Rules are out for public consultation but the final version of these rules are yet to be notified. Additionally, the Act establishes the Data Protection Board (DPB), which will oversee enforcement, handle grievances, and impose penalties for non-compliance.

Organizations are advised to proactively prepare by understanding the Act, updating data protection practices, and monitoring notifications for the DPDP Rules and operationalization of the DPB.

What is the penalty for processing personal data without Consent?

Under the DPDP Act, processing personal data without obtaining valid consent can result in a penalty of up to ₹50 crores per instance.

Do I need to take consents for cookies on my website?

The requirement to take consent for cookies under the DPDP Act is currently uncertain. However, if cookies are interpreted as “personal data” under the Act (as they can identify and profile users), the following steps may be necessary for compliance:

- Display a Cookie Notice: Clearly explain the use, types, and purposes of cookies, ensuring the notice is available in local languages.

- Obtain Explicit Consent: Use unambiguous actions, such as an “Accept Cookies” button, to collect clear, explicit, and informed consent.

- Provide an Opt-Out Option: Allow users to easily reject or withdraw their consent for cookies at any time.

- Use a Consent Manager: Integrate a Consent Manager to streamline cookie consent collection and ensure compliance with DPDP Act standards.

Until further clarification or enforcement under the DPDP Act, aligning cookie practices with global standards like GDPR can help mitigate compliance risks.