Full DPDP obligations apply from May 2027
Pass the DPDP question every client asks.And stay that way.
The consent, trust, and rights layer that lives on your front door: set up in a day, kept current, evidence on demand.
- Set up in a day
- Kept current
- Evidence on demand
The question every client asks
Answered before it is asked.
Enterprise clients send the same data protection questionnaire to every vendor. With a Trust Center, the answers are already published, current and one link away.
Vendor data protection questionnaire · sample
From a client’s procurement team
- Do you publish a privacy notice, and in which languages?Not answered yet
- How do you record consent, and can it be withdrawn?Not answered yet
- Can individuals ask for access, correction or erasure?Not answered yet
- How quickly do you respond to those requests?Not answered yet
- Who do people contact with a grievance?Not answered yet
- What happens if there is a personal data breach?Not answered yet
- Which vendors process personal data for you?Not answered yet
- Do you keep a record of what you process, and why?Not answered yet
Answering from your Trust Center…
How it works
Three things on your front door. One record behind them.
01 · A visitor lands
They get a clear choice, and you get a receipt.
A banner and preference center in their language, with equal weight on accept and reject. Every choice is logged with the notice version they saw.
Open Consent02 · A client asks
You send one link.
Policies, breach status, a named contact and your posture, on a public page that is versioned and kept current. No spreadsheet, no attachment.
Open Trust Center03 · A customer writes in
It has an owner and a clock.
Access, correction, erasure and grievances arrive in one portal. Each gets a reference number and a 30-day target, and your team closes it with a trail.
Open Rights