Self-hosted software that runs DPDPA compliance in your own environment. Every core obligation, including consent, Data Fiduciary duties and penalties, takes full effect on:
Companies are currently engaging legal advisors as the first step
But the operational processes aren't in place yet.
Advisory decides what compliance should look like. It doesn't run it, or keep running it.
An elegant, simple solution you self-host in your own environment.
Your data never leaves your own environment.
Avoid monthly license costs.
Pay once to deploy, then support fees only.
The more personal data you hold, the more it pays to keep it in-house.
Personal data and consent records stay in your environment. Nothing new for your sub-processor list or your cross-border assessment.
It runs under the identity, network, logging, backup and audit controls you already operate.
Subscription tools charge by users, data principals or visitors. DPDPA CMS is a one-time setup fee, then support.
We never host, see or process your data.
We're building to replace expensive tools like OneTrust.
See how DPDPA CMS compares with OneTrust, TrustArc, Privy, Consentin and GoTrust →
Use DPDPA CMS in your own environment for 3 months. No charge, no commitment. Pay only if you see value.
Self-hosted software for India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act. It covers consent and re-consent, rights requests, data inventory and RoPA, sub-processors, privacy impact assessments, controls and audit logs, all running in your own environment.
No. It runs on your servers or your private cloud, in India or wherever you choose. We never host, see or process your data.
A one-time setup fee, then support fees. There is no recurring licence.
Yes. Use DPDPA CMS in your own environment for three months, with no charge and no commitment, and pay only if you see value.
Data Fiduciary obligations and the penalty provisions commence on 13 May 2027. Consent Manager registration is mandatory from 13 November 2026.
Yes. A large organisation holds the most personal data, so keeping it in-house removes the most exposure, and a one-time fee avoids subscription pricing that grows with its size.
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