Built by practitioners who understand that compliance isn't just legal advice — it's operational infrastructure.
We built DPDPA Shield because Indian businesses deserved a compliance platform designed for Indian law — not a GDPR tool retrofitted for DPDPA.
Every feature maps directly to a specific section of the Act or Rule. The consent notice builder implements DPDPA Section 5 and Rule 3. The breach manager implements Section 8(6) and Rule 7. The rights portal implements Sections 11–14 and Rule 12. There are no features in DPDPA Shield that don't have a legal obligation behind them.
We believe compliance infrastructure should be as much a part of a product-led Indian startup's stack as Stripe for payments or AWS for hosting. DPDPA Shield is that piece for data protection.
5 risk areas covered. Every one maps to a specific DPDPA penalty category.
Multi-language consent notices per DPDPA S.5 + Rule 3, with embeddable SDK
Drop-in JavaScript widget (<50kb) for web apps; collects consent and stores cryptographic proof
Immutable SHA-256 consent receipts stored in Cloudflare R2 — write-once, audit-ready
Public portal per tenant for ACCESS, CORRECTION, ERASURE, NOMINATION, and GRIEVANCE requests
30-day countdown for each rights request, OTP verification, DPO response templates, and closure PDFs
72-hour CERT-In notification countdown, severity auto-classification, evidence vault, board notification PDF
Real-time compliance score across 6 modules, trend charts, deadline tracker, and issue table
Asset register, data flow map, processor DPA tracker, and one-click Record of Processing Activities export
Age gate, verifiable parental consent via OTP, default restrictions (no profiling/targeting), 18th-birthday check
Privacy policy lifecycle (DRAFT → PUBLISHED → ARCHIVED), field-level diff, impact analysis, public policy page
20-question DPIA risk assessment, algorithm registry, cross-border transfer tracker, PDF report
Automated campaign engine to re-obtain consent when purposes change or consents expire
DPDPA Shield is built for Indian SMEs and startups: teams of 10 to 500 that collect and process personal data of Indian citizens — e-commerce platforms, SaaS companies, fintech apps, healthtech startups, HR software providers.
Specifically, the kind of team that:
We also work with enterprise customers and businesses outside India that process Indian residents' data — DPDPA applies to them too.
Every action on DPDPA Shield — a consent given, a rights request processed, a breach reported — generates an immutable, timestamped audit trail. When a regulator asks, you have proof.
The right answer to DPDPA compliance is not a 40-tab spreadsheet or a folder of signed PDFs. It's systems that do the work: automatic SLA alerts, automatic consent records, automatic breach timers.
Serious compliance infrastructure should not require an enterprise budget. We built DPDPA Shield to be affordable for teams of 10 or 10,000.