Aaizel-Tech Enterprise Privacy Platform
Every enterprise can describe its DPDP obligations. Very few can prove they met them.
DPDP Trust Bridge is an enterprise privacy operations platform built for India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and DPDP Rules, 2025. It unifies data discovery, human-reviewed RoPA, notice-bound consent, data-principal self-service, vendor controls, breach workflows, and tamper-evident audit trails in one operations console.
Compliance Clock is Ticking!!!
DPDP compliance required from 13 May 2027
Immediate (Effective Nov 13, 2025)
Definitions, DPB setup, governance, procedures
(Rules 1–2, 17–21)
Within 12 Months (By Nov 13, 2026)
Consent Manager registration
(Rule 4)
Within 18 Months (By May 13, 2027)
Core operational compliance
(Rules 3, 5–16, 22–23)
Time Remaining
DPDP: What You Need to Know
India's Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act represents a paradigm shift in how organizations must handle personal data. It mandates strict consent, purpose limitation, and rapid breach reporting.
Notice & Consent
Clear, itemized notice in 22 schedule VIII languages. Consent must be free, specific, informed, unconditional, and unambiguous with clear withdrawal parity.
Data Principal Rights
Individuals have the right to access, correct, erase their data, and nominate representatives. Organizations must provide self-service portals to fulfill these requests.
Breach Notification
Mandatory reporting of personal data breaches to both the Data Protection Board and affected individuals within strict timelines (potentially 72 hours).
Is Your Organisation Covered by the DPDP Act?
The mandate applies to any entity actively processing digital personal data. Importantly, the Act features retrospective reach if your organization continues to process legacy data collected prior to the Rules being notified, you remain fully accountable for its compliance.
Six Key Obligations & Evidence Required
1. Lawful Processing
Must have valid consent or legitimate use.
2. Notice Provision
Clear notice before or during consent collection.
3. Data Minimization
Collect only what is strictly necessary.
4. Data Accuracy
Ensure data is complete and accurate.
5. Storage Limitation
Erase data when purpose is served.
6. Security Safeguards
Protect against breaches.
The Cost of Non-Compliance
The DPDP Act imposes severe financial penalties for non-compliance, focusing on deterrence rather than compensation. There is no cap on cumulative penalties.
₹250 Cr
Failure to take reasonable security safeguards to prevent data breach
₹200 Cr
Failure to notify Data Protection Board and affected users of a breach
₹200 Cr
Non-fulfillment of additional obligations for Children's data
₹50 Cr
Breach of any other provision or rules under the Act
Core Product Capabilities
Six interconnected operational pillars engineered strictly for India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and DPDP Rules, 2025.
Privacy-Preserving Data Discovery & RoPA
- Metadata-First Scanning: Discovers and catalogues personal data across SQL databases and file systems without extracting or centralizing raw personal records.
- Digest-Bound RoPA: Maps discovered data assets directly to your Records of Processing Activities (RoPA) with named human verification and purpose tagging.
- Retention Policy Mapping: Links data processing activities directly to statutory retention periods and legal justifications.
Multilingual Notice Engine & Consent SDK
- Notice Version Management: Drafts, reviews, and publishes immutable, version-controlled privacy notices in English and Eighth Schedule Indian languages.
- Strict Notice-to-Consent Binding: Validates and stores consent strictly against published notice versions, specific purpose IDs, and legally reviewed language.
- Fail-Closed Runtime Consent Gate: Embeds into backend microservices via REST API to verify active consent before any data processing takes place.
Data Principal Self-Service Portal
- Transparency & Control: Enables data principals to view their active consents, declared processing purposes, and downstream data sharing.
- Withdrawal Parity: Allows data principals to withdraw consent as easily as it was granted.
- Rights & Grievance Management: Provides dedicated workflows for Data Subject Rights (Access, Correction, Erasure, Nomination) and statutory grievance handling.
Downstream Propagation & Processor Governance
- Durable Webhook Bus: Dispatches signed, real-time webhook events to internal services and third-party systems when consent is modified or withdrawn.
- Section 8(2) DPA Enforcement: Requires verified Data Protection Agreements (DPAs) containing mandatory statutory clauses before permitting data sharing with processors.
- Cross-Border Transfer Management: Documents cross-border data transfer mechanisms and validates corridors against regulatory restriction criteria.
Statutory Breach Response Management
- CERT-In Incident Workstream: Manages and tracks technical breach response workflows within mandatory cybersecurity reporting windows.
- Board Initial Intimation: Facilitates required notifications to the Data Protection Board of India without delay.
- Principal Notification: Generates clear, plain-language notices for affected individuals without delay.
- 72-Hour Detailed Board Update: Tracks and prepares comprehensive incident reports within the statutory 72-hour timeline.
Tamper-Evident Evidence Core & Crypto-Shredding
- Append-Only Hash Chain: Records every consent change, DSR status, notice publication, and breach milestone in a tenant-scoped, tamper-evident cryptographic log.
- Crypto-Shreddable Identity Linkage: Erases personal identifiers upon confirmed deletion requests while keeping the mathematical integrity of compliance audit records intact.
Operational Outcomes
Turn statutory compliance from a periodic audit scramble into a continuous, verifiable operational outcome.
Single Action Queue
Consolidates notices, consent records, rights requests, vendor contracts, DPIAs, and retention tasks into one operational workspace.
Continuous Compliance Proof
Generates verifiable, time-stamped evidence trails ready for internal audits and regulatory submissions.
Direct Integration
Lightweight SDK and REST APIs enable seamless integration into existing web, mobile, and backend architectures.