DPDP implementation for engineering teams
Consent records, rights requests, retention jobs and breach workflows, built into the apps and data stack you already run.
What we implement
DPDP consent logging, right to erasure implementation and a DPDP breach notification process, each with the evidence that shows it works.
Notice and consent
What we buildNotice and consent capture with versioned consent logs.
Evidence you getA consent log showing who agreed to which notice version, and when.
Rights requests
What we buildIntake, identity check, routing and deadline tracking.
Evidence you getA request log with every step and its date.
Retention and erasure
What we buildRetention and erasure as scheduled jobs, with deletion logs.
Evidence you getDeletion logs for each system.
Breach response
What we buildBreach detection and one runbook for CERT-In and DPDP.
Evidence you getThe runbook and a record of each incident.
Vendors and processors
What we buildVendor data-sharing controls and a processor register.
Evidence you getA register of what each vendor receives.
Children's data
What we buildVerifiable parental consent for children's data.
Evidence you getParental consent records.
Reference architecture
Five components, added alongside your systems rather than replacing them.
Consent service
Records each consent and withdrawal, tied to the notice version shown.
Identity matching
Finds the same person across your systems.
Request router
Sends each rights request to every system that holds the data.
Deletion jobs
Remove data when its retention period ends or on request.
Audit log
Keeps the evidence of each step in one place.
Systems we work with
Personal data rarely sits in one place. We work across the systems that usually hold it.
- Web and mobile apps
- CRM
- HRMS and payroll
- Data warehouse
- Ticketing
- Cloud logs
How we deliver
A DPDP implementation partner that ships in sprints. Not mapped your data yet? Start with a DPDP gap assessment, or see everything we do for DPDP compliance.
- 01
Architecture sprint
Design the consent, rights, retention and breach components around your stack.
- 02
Build sprints
Two-week sprints, with a demo at the end of each.
- 03
Evidence review
Check the logs and records, and send them to our partner law firm.
- 04
Handover
Runbooks and walkthroughs so your team runs it.
FAQ
DPDP implementation FAQs
Not always. You need consent records you can prove. Some companies buy a platform; many build consent capture and logging into their own apps. We help you choose, then build or integrate it.
CERT-In requires cyber incidents to be reported within 6 hours. Under the DPDP Rules you must tell affected people and the Data Protection Board without delay, and send the Board a detailed report within 72 hours. We build one runbook that covers both.
We set a retention period per system, run deletion as scheduled jobs and log what was deleted. For backups we document how long they are kept and make sure deleted data is not restored into live systems.