ComplyDP offers a SaaS platform that automates compliance with India's DPDP Act by mapping personal data flows, managing consent, handling data‑subject requests, and generating audit‑ready evidence. The tool provides a free risk snapshot and modular workflows—including vendor risk assessment and breach‑notification playbooks—to help fintech, health‑tech, SaaS and other enterprises maintain regulatory readiness.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Indian organisations that process digital personal data face complex DPDP Act 2023 and Rules 2025 requirements, with high statutory penalties for non‑compliance and limited internal expertise to map data flows, manage consent, handle data‑subject requests, and maintain audit evidence.
Solution
ComplyDP provides a software platform that automates DPDP compliance across the full lifecycle of personal data. Users begin with a free risk snapshot that maps data touchpoints, scores exposure, and ranks the top compliance gaps. The platform then offers modular workflows—consent and notice management, data‑subject rights automation, vendor risk assessment, breach‑notification playbooks, and retention/erasure triggers—each backed by legally vetted templates and evidence‑capture mechanisms. Compliance data and audit trails are stored in an enterprise dashboard, enabling legal, security, and product teams to monitor readiness and generate downloadable reports for regulators or board reviews. Tiered subscription packages scale from a basic 10‑check diagnostic scan to full operational readiness with 116 checks, custom advisory retainer, and ongoing re‑scans for large enterprises.
Target Audience
Primary customers are Indian data fiduciaries—including fintech, health‑tech, SaaS, and large enterprises—that process personal data domestically or offer services to Indian residents and need to meet DPDP Act obligations.
Features
- Free 10‑control diagnostic scan that delivers a coverage verdict, exposure score (0‑100) and top‑5 gap list in under a minute
- Automated mapping of personal data touchpoints, systems, and third‑party processors to create a data‑intelligence inventory
- Consent & notice module with templates, withdrawal handling, and record‑keeping aligned to DPDP requirements
- Data‑subject rights (access, correction, erasure, grievance) automation that scales across users and systems
- Vendor and processor risk assessment with contract evidence collection and sub‑processor tracking
- Breach‑notification playbooks covering board and individual intimation timelines (72 hr + 6 hr) and SOP generation
- Retention and erasure triggers with audit logs and processor follow‑through verification
- Enterprise dashboard with exportable audit trails, evidence storage, and integration hooks for existing governance tools