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DPDP Compliance Solutions Built for India
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What is DPDP compliance software?
DPDP compliance software or tool helps organisations meet obligations under India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and the DPDP Rules, 2025 — from collecting valid consent and serving notices in scheduled languages to managing data retention, deletion and responding to data principal rights requests.
Why do you need one?
The DPDP Act introduces a wide range of obligations and a DPDP compliance software provides the infrastructure to meet these, so organisations can operationalise compliance without building an entire suite from scratch.
Consentin is the DPDP compliance software built for Indian enterprises.
The entire suite of DPDP services on one platform — consent collection, multilingual notices, withdrawal, retention and deletion orchestration, data principal rights, audit trails and breach notification. Flexible deployment (on-premise and SaaS) suited to Indian regulatory and infrastructure needs.
What is the difference between a Consent Manager and DPDP Compliance Software?
Consent Manager
A Consent Manager helps individuals (Data Principals) manage their consent across multiple platforms/companies. It handles only consent, not retention, deletion, breach notification or the full range of DPDP obligations. Your platform may want to integrate with one, but it can't help you with your complete DPDP compliance.
- Under Rule 4 of the DPDP Rules, 2025, a Consent Manager is a specific class of intermediary registered with the Data Protection Board.
- Registration opens 13 November 2026.
- A Consent Manager acts as a single point of contact for Data Principals to give, review, manage and withdraw consent across multiple Data Fiduciaries — a consent aggregator that sits between individuals and the various companies that process their data.
DPDP Compliance Software
A DPDP compliance software helps companies manage their obligations under the DPDP Act. If you collect personal data from customers, employees or partners, you need a DPDP compliance software.
- A DPDP Compliance Software helps businesses i.e. Data Fiduciaries manage all of their DPDP obligations end to end: consent collection and storage, withdrawal, retention, deletion,artefact generation, multilingual notices, rights requests, audit trails and breach notification.
- You can choose to build this internally or buy one.
The compliance clock is ticking and the deadlines are already here
The DPDP Rules, 2025 introduced a phased compliance calendar and the first deadline has already passed. Organisations that do not have their DPDP compliance solutions in place are running out of time.
DPDP Rules notified.
The Data Protection Board provisions come operational.
Consent Managers
Consent Manager registration opens under Rule 4.
Full compliance required.
The Act becomes operational in day-to-day practice.
Businesses must ensure:
- valid consent with artefacts
- retention schedules
- multilingual notices
- breach notification workflows
- data principal rights fulfilment
- children’s data protections
DPDP Act penalties: up to ₹250 crore per instance
The Act prescribes penalties per-instance, not aggregate caps. A single breach or safeguard failure can result in action by the Data Protection Board.
Failure to implement reasonable security safeguards to prevent a data breach (Section 8(5))
Failure to notify the Board and affected Data Principals of a breach, and violations of children's data obligations (Sections 8(6), 9)
Every DPDP obligation needs a solution
8 obligations. 8 modules. One platform — from consent collection to breach response.
Collect valid, informed consent across every channel
The Act requires free, specific, informed and unambiguous consent before processing personal data — recorded with a verifiable artefact.
NOTICEअ AServe notices in all 22 scheduled languages
Consent notices must be available in all 22 languages listed in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution.
NOTICEअ AWe process your personal data only when necessary to provide our banking services. By clicking “Accept all” you give us your consent:
Give customers full control over their consent
Withdrawing consent must be as easy as giving it. The organisation must cease processing and trigger downstream deletion.
Manage retention and deletion of data across every system
Data Fiduciaries must erase personal data once the purpose is fulfilled or consent is withdrawn — across every system where that data lives.
Respond to data rights requests quickly and reliably
Data Principals have the right to access, correct and erase their personal data. Organisations must respond within mandated timelines.
Conduct assessments and manage risk across your organisation
Significant Data Fiduciaries must conduct DPIAs and periodic audits. All Data Fiduciaries must evaluate risks across internal processing and third-party data sharing.
Scan, classify and map personal data across every source
You need to know what existing personal data you hold, where it sits, and how it flows across your systems.
Prepare for and respond to breaches with a structured workflow
The Act requires notifying both the Data Protection Board and every affected Data Principal when a breach occurs.
Built for Indian compliance realities
Built by Leegality — India's leading document infrastructure platform, servicing 100+ banks and 600+ enterprises.
Deep RegTech and compliance expertise
Built by lawyers. Implementation handled by qualified CIPP/E and DSCI-certified DPOs.
India-first architecture
Phygital consent via agent-OTP and IVR. 22-language notices. On-premise and SaaS deployment. BIS accessibility compliant.
India's only Retention & Deletion Orchestrator
Maps data across systems and orchestrates deletion with third-party management. No other Indian platform offers this depth.
Enterprise-grade security and governance
SOC 2 compliant. ISO 27001:2022, ISO 27017, ISO 27018, ISO 22301 certified. Personal data blind operations.
Trusted by India's regulators
Leegality's audit trail recognised as valid evidence by the Hon'ble Delhi High Court. Registered with the RBI Innovation Hub.
Terms you'll encounter in every DPDP compliance conversation
The individual whose personal data is being processed. Know your rights as a Data Principal →
The entity that determines the purpose and means of processing personal data — typically the organisation collecting data. Data Fiduciary obligations under the DPDP Act →
A Data Fiduciary notified by the government based on volume, sensitivity or risk. Subject to additional obligations including DPIAs and audits. What makes a Significant Data Fiduciary →
An intermediary registered with the Data Protection Board under Rule 4 that enables Data Principals to manage consent across multiple Data Fiduciaries. How Consent Managers work under Rule 4 →
An entity that processes personal data on behalf of a Data Fiduciary, under contract and instruction. Data Processor duties explained →
Data Protection Impact Assessment. Required for Significant Data Fiduciaries to evaluate risks of their data processing activities. How to run DPIAs and risk assessments →
The adjudicatory body established under the DPDP Act to hear complaints, conduct inquiries and impose penalties. About the Data Protection Board →
A machine-readable, timestamped record of consent that captures what the Data Principal agreed to, when, and for what purpose. How Consentin generates consent artefacts →
Everything you need to know about DPDP Compliance Solutions
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