- Regulatory obligation
- DPDP Sections 5–6 (notice and consent), Section 13 (grievance) and Section 8(6) (breach notification).
- Systems in scope
- Storefront, app, order database, CRM, ESP, ad-tech, loyalty programme.
- Programme configuration
- Consent Center on every surface, DSR queue with SLA tracking, vendor register with DPA renewal.
Industries
Configured for the obligations that apply to your sector.
Binary AIQ ships with sector configurations — the systems that typically hold personal data, the obligations that typically apply and the evidence a regulator or auditor typically asks for.
- Regulatory obligation
- Employee data under Section 3, third-party processor obligations under Section 8(2).
- Systems in scope
- HRMS, plant ERP, safety systems, contractor management, OT/IT boundary.
- Programme configuration
- Employee governance, plant-level scoping, vendor and processor register with review cadence.
- Regulatory obligation
- Sensitive personal data under Section 2(t); consent for treatment, research and analytics.
- Systems in scope
- HIS, EMR/EHR, pharmacy, diagnostics, billing, insurer data exchange.
- Programme configuration
- Consent per purpose, retention aligned to clinical record retention, audit-ready evidence.
- Regulatory obligation
- DPDP Act plus overlapping obligations under RBI, IRDAI, SEBI, PMLA and cybersecurity directions.
- Systems in scope
- Core banking, LMS, CRM, KYC, fraud, cards, wealth and insurance platforms.
- Programme configuration
- Multi-regulator reconciliation, incident notifications with parallel Board and CERT-In tracks.
- Regulatory obligation
- Product telemetry, processor relationships, cross-border transfers under Section 16.
- Systems in scope
- Product database, event pipeline, feature flags, third-party SaaS, cloud infrastructure.
- Programme configuration
- Processing activities per product line, DPA management for sub-processors, transfer register.
- Regulatory obligation
- Data of children under Section 9; verifiable parental consent and restricted processing.
- Systems in scope
- SIS, LMS, admissions, examinations, transport, parent portal.
- Programme configuration
- Parental consent flows, restricted profiling controls, retention aligned to academic cycle.
Delivery
Every sector engagement is delivered by Binary consultants.
Sector-specific delivery playbooks cover the systems typically in scope, the DPDP sections that apply and the evidence pattern that satisfies a regulator or an internal auditor.