Our DPDP Review Method

We do not guess. Every finding comes from something we can point to: a policy line, a website tool, a consent screen, a vendor, or a team process.

Security

Who can see your customer data? Which tools load on your website before permission is taken? Is important data protected?

What we look at Website tools, storage settings, login and access controls

Consent

Do users clearly know what they are agreeing to? Can they say no? Can they later withdraw permission easily?

What we look at Cookie banner, form wording, consent screens, withdrawal flow

Ownership

Can a customer ask what data you hold, ask for correction, or raise a complaint without getting lost?

What we look at Complaint contact, user-rights page, response process

Partners

Which outside tools and vendors receive customer data? Are they named clearly? Are the contracts in place?

What we look at Vendor list, privacy policy, contracts, data sharing notes

Exposure

Where could the business face the most trouble if DPDP enforcement starts tomorrow?

What we look at High-risk gaps, missing documents, vendor issues, customer request gaps

Evidence, not opinions

A finding only goes into the report when we can show where it came from. That may be a line in your policy, a website tool we detected, a form we tested, or a vendor we found. This keeps the work practical and easy for management to trust.

See it in action

Book a strategy call and we will show how this method applies to your company, using publicly available information.

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