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DPDP Consent Management

The Gold Standard for Data Privacy and DPDP Act 2023 Compliance in India. As India transitions into the new era of the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, your business can no longer rely on passive consent. Our Consent Management Platform (CMP) is specifically engineered to help Data Fiduciaries navigate the complexities of the law while building deep trust with their users.

Why Your Business Needs a DPDP-Compliant Consent Manager

Under the DPDP Act 2023, “consent” is only valid if it is free, specific, informed, unconditional, and unambiguous. Our tool automates this entire lifecycle, shielding your organization from penalties that can reach up to ₹250 Crore. 

  • Dynamic Notice Management:Automatically serve clear, itemized notices in plain language, including all 22 scheduled Indian languages. 
  • The Authority to Withdraw:Avail to users a smooth Consent Withdrawal procedure, asrequired in Section 6 of the Act. 
  • Unchangeable Consent Records:Have Source of Truth with timestamps to vanish Proof of Consent in case of audits to the Data Protection Board (DPB).
  • Automation of Data Principal Rights (DPR):Conveniently handle data access, correction, update, and erasure requests (the “Right to be Forgotten”);

The DPDP Challenge

The DPDP Act isn’t just a new law; it’s a new standard for how you treat your customers. To stay compliant, your business must ensure consent is: 

  • Free & Specific: No more pre-ticked boxes or bundled terms. 
  • Informed: Clear notices in plain language (and multiple languages). 
  • Unambiguous: A clear affirmative action from the user. 
  • Withdrawable: Users must be able to say “no” as easily as they said “yes.” 

Our Solution: Key Features of the DPDP Consent Management Tool

Feature 

What it does 

DPDP Impact 

Dynamic Consent Notices 

Serve clear, purpose-based notices in English and scheduled 8th Schedule languages. 

Compliant with Section 5 (Notice). 

Preference Center 

A self-service portal for users to update or withdraw consent at any time. 

Compliant with Section 6 (Withdrawal). 

Audit-Ready Logging 

Every “Yes” and “No” is timestamped and stored in an immutable ledger. 

Proof for Data Protection Board (DPB) inquiries. 

Data Principal Request (DPR) Desk 

Automate requests for data access, correction, and erasure. 

Compliant with Section 11, 12, & 13. 

 

Protect Your Business from DPDP Penalties

Don’t Let Outdated Systems Risk a ₹250 Crore Fine. 

The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act 2023 has fundamentally changed the rules of data privacy in India. In 2026, “vague checkboxes” and manual tracking are no longer just bad practice—they are a significant legal liability. 

Our DPDP Consent Management Tool replaces manual risk with automated precision, ensuring your organization remains compliant, transparent, and audit-ready. 

Why Choose Our CMP?

Multilingual Support

The DPDP Act emphasizes that notices must be available in regional languages. Our tool automatically detects user location and serves consent forms in the appropriate Indian language.

Integration-First Approach

Whether you use a custom-built CRM, Salesforce, or a simple WordPress site, our API-first architecture ensures your “Consent Ledger” talks to your “Marketing Engine.” No more sending emails to people who opted out.

Consent Orchestration

Centralize consent across mobile apps, web, and offline touchpoints. One user, one preference, one source of truth.

Ready to Automate Your DPDP Compliance?

Don’t wait for a notice from the Data Protection Board. Protect your brand and your customers today. 

Book Your Demo

Frequently Asked Questions about DPDP Consent Management

A: A Consent Manager is a specialized entity registered with the Data Protection Board (DPB) that acts as a single point of contact for users (Data Principals). Our tool serves as a bridge, allowing users to give, review, and withdraw consent across multiple platforms through a transparent, interoperable interface. 

A: Likely not. The DPDP Act requires a Section 5 Notice that is specific and available in multiple languages. Unlike traditional policies, your notice must clearly state: 

  • The specific items of personal data being collected. 
  • The exact purpose of processing. 
  • How a user can exercise their rights or file a grievance. 
  • The contact details of your Data Protection Officer (DPO). 

A: The stakes are high. Failure to obtain valid, informed consent or failing to provide a withdrawal mechanism can lead to penalties of up to ₹50 Crore per instance. In cases of data breaches resulting from poor security safeguards, fines can reach ₹250 Crore. 

A: Section 6 of the DPDP Act mandates that withdrawing consent must be as easy as giving it. Our tool provides a “One-Click Withdrawal” toggle in the user’s preference center. Once a user withdraws consent, our system automatically triggers a notification to your data processors to stop processing and erase the data. 

A: Yes. For existing users, you must send a fresh notice as soon as the Act’s relevant sections are enforced. This notice must describe the data you already have and the purpose for which it is being used, giving the user the option to continue or opt out. 

A: If your business processes data for users under 18, the Act requires verifiable consent from a parent or legal guardian. Our platform includes built-in age-gating and OTP/Aadhaar-based verification workflows to ensure you meet the strict requirements of Section 9. 

A: Only if that data is strictly necessary for the service. For example, a food delivery app can deny service if a user refuses to provide a delivery address, but it cannot deny service if the user refuses to share their contact list for marketing. Our tool helps you distinguish between “Essential” and “Optional” consent.