Live since 13 Nov 2025
Data Protection Board of India constituted; core provisions in force.
Complete visibility, governance and automation for end-to-end privacy management — consent, rights, assessments, ROPA, vendors and breach response in one system of record.
The law is live and the enforcement runway is closing. Three phases, one closing window.
Data Protection Board of India constituted; core provisions in force.
Consent Manager registration opens; technical and financial conditions apply.
Notices, breach reporting, DPO duties and penalties fully enforceable.
Six recurring failure points we hear from privacy, security and legal teams.
Personal data sprawls across cloud, SaaS, files and on-prem. Teams cannot prove what they hold.
Notices, preferences, DSARs and withdrawals live in tickets. Audit trails break under scrutiny.
Processors and cross-border flows sit in contract folders — not linked to the live data map.
Gap assessments and PIAs take weeks of interviews. Evidence is scattered at sign-off.
Four or more point solutions mean four inventories and endless reconciliation before every board pack.
Privacy, security and legal burn cycles on discovery grunt work instead of risk decisions.
Core pain: accountability under DPDP needs one story — purpose, consent, location, processors and impact — but most organisations still assemble it by hand.
An AI-native compliance platform for India's DPDP Act — eight modules, one system of record.
Purpose-bound, withdrawable, audit-ready consent across channels.
Intake, verify and fulfil Data Principal rights with tracked SLAs.
Benchmark controls against the DPDP Act; own remediation.
Structured impact assessments with risk scoring and sign-off.
Living records linked to systems, vendors, purposes and retention.
Onboard, assess and monitor processors continuously.
Triage incidents, statutory clocks, defensible trails.
AI-drafted policies — edit, approve, map to controls.
One engine, fed by every source of truth, driving measurable business outcomes.
One platform. Complete privacy lifecycle. Built for DPDP and beyond.
Six connected steps — from finding personal data to proving you protect it. A continuous loop, not a one-time project.
Find personal data with agents or agentless scans across systems and files.
Label structured and unstructured data so sensitivity and purpose are clear.
Build ROPA, run gap assessments and PIAs on real processing activity.
Manage consent, DSAR and third-party risk from one workspace.
Generate, review and publish policies in the Policy Store, linked to controls.
Monitor risk, respond to breaches and stay audit-ready with a living trail.
Three ways a unified platform changes how the organisation runs privacy.
Management takeaway: Comply360 turns DPDP from a recurring scramble into a governed operating system — with clear owners, measurable posture and reusable evidence.
Human-in-the-loop automation across the compliance workflow.
AI pre-fills questionnaires from existing ROPA and evidence — analysts review instead of rewrite.
First-draft privacy, retention and vendor policies tailored to your processing profile, in minutes.
Fewer consultant hours, less manual coordination, one system replacing tool sprawl.
Responsible AI, by design: automation accelerates the work — your privacy, legal and security leads stay the decision-makers.
What it actually takes to cover consent, discovery, ROPA, PIA, TPRM and breach in-house.
Four phases from foundation to AI-assisted, steady-state operations.
The same core platform, tuned to sector-specific data and consent patterns.
KYC data, transaction records and high-volume consent flows.
Patient data, provider networks and sensitive-processing rigor.
Marketing consent, loyalty programmes and cross-border catalogues.
Children's data, guardian verification and campus systems.
Multi-tenant data, sub-processor chains and DPA management.
Citizen data, legacy systems and public-accountability reporting.
Comply360 is powered by a team that lives in privacy and security engineering — not a compliance checklist bolted onto generic software.
Built by a cybersecurity-first team, so consent, discovery and evidence pipelines are engineered to hold up under scrutiny — not just look good in a demo.
Modules map directly to the DPDP Act 2023 and DPDP Rules 2025 — not retrofitted from GDPR templates.
Automation speeds up drafts and detection; your privacy, legal and security leads stay the decision-makers.
Guided rollout, working sessions and a roadmap that absorbs future Act and Rule updates for you.
Comply360 is an AI-native unified compliance platform for India's DPDP Act. It brings consent, DSAR, gap assessment, PIA, ROPA, third-party risk, breach management and a policy store into one system of record.
Phase I has been live since 13 November 2025, Consent Manager registration opens on 13 November 2026, and full operational compliance — notices, breach reporting, DPO duties and penalties — applies from 13 May 2027.
AI pre-fills assessment questionnaires from existing ROPA and evidence, drafts policies, detects gaps early and summarises evidence. It is human-in-the-loop by design — privacy, legal and security leads remain the decision-makers.
An internal build typically takes 18–36 months and 8–15 FTEs across engineering, privacy and SecOps. Comply360 delivers India-aligned DPDP modules out of the box, with demonstrable posture in months and a roadmap that absorbs future Act and rule updates.
Comply360 supports BFSI, healthcare, e-commerce and retail, manufacturing and hitech, SaaS and IT services, and government and PSU organisations — each tuned to sector-specific data and consent patterns.
Unify consent, rights, assessments, ROPA, vendors and breach response. Let AI multiply your team. Request a demo and a tailored ROI worksheet.
