What’s covered
What Sentinel handles, and what stays with you.
Being sorted starts with knowing where the lines are. Here is every obligation we see, who carries it, and where it lives. The front door is handled. The rest is mapped, so nothing is a surprise.
Handled by Sentinel
The front door. We build it, run it and keep it current.
Notice to the people whose data you hold Section 5
A plain-language privacy notice, versioned, in the languages your customers read.
Consent
Consent, and withdrawing it Section 6
A clear choice, recorded with a receipt, with withdrawal as easy as agreeing.
Consent
Access, correction and erasure requests Sections 11–12
A portal, a reference number, an owner and a clock for every request.
Rights
A grievance channel Section 13
A published route for complaints, tracked the same way as any other request.
Rights
A public trust page
Policies, versions, breach status and contact details clients can check any time.
Trust Center
Supported, and you decide
We keep the record and the tools. The judgement is yours.
The record behind your answers
What you process, why, and who else touches it. Vendors and agreements sit alongside.
Book of record
Breach response Section 8(6)
We keep the log and publish the status page. You decide what happened, and you notify the Board and affected people.
Book of record
Retention and erasure Section 8(7)
We track schedules and raise erasure requests. Your own systems have to actually delete the data.
Book of record
Stays with you
Nothing a tool can do for you. We flag each one when you are set up.
Security safeguards in your systems Section 8(5)
Reasonable safeguards where the data lives. We can show you are doing it. We cannot do it for you.
Your team
Children’s data Section 9
If you process it, verifiable parental consent needs its own flow. We will tell you if it applies.
Your team
Significant Data Fiduciary duties Section 10
Only if the government notifies you as one: a DPO in India, audits and impact assessments.
Your team
This is a guide, not legal advice. How the Act applies depends on what you do with personal data, so have your counsel confirm the lines for your business. Section references are to the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.