Know where you stand against every DPDP obligation — before the regulator asks.
A section-by-section baseline against the DPDP Act 2023 with a per-obligation gap register, owner, target date and evidence link.
For the Data Protection Officer or compliance lead who needs a defensible starting point and a plan the board will fund.
You cannot defend a programme you have not baselined.
Without a documented baseline against DPDP obligations, remediation is guesswork and Board reporting is opinion. A regulator inquiry then arrives without an evidence trail.
DPDP Act 2023 places accountability on the Data Fiduciary — including demonstrating compliance on request (§8).
Spreadsheets do not survive contact with a real organisation.
A one-time assessment ages the day it is signed off. Owners change, systems change, obligations get reinterpreted. The register needs to be a living record, scoped by legal entity and business unit.
- Every DPDP section mapped to concrete controls, not narrative statements.
- Gaps assigned to a named owner with a target date and evidence type.
- Scoped by legal entity and business unit — not one flat organisation.
- Re-baseline on a cadence, with change-log against the last assessment.
From questionnaire to remediation plan in the same platform.
Assessment runs on the same data model as the rest of the platform. Gaps become tasks; tasks link to processing activities, systems and evidence.
- 01ScopePick the legal entities, business units and processing domains in scope.
- 02AssessAnswer DPDP section questions with attested evidence, not free text.
- 03ScorePer-section maturity score with gap classification and severity.
- 04AssignEach gap becomes a task with owner, target date and evidence type.
- 05TrackRemediation progress visible on the compliance dashboard, aged and prioritised.
- 06Re-baselineQuarterly refresh with change-log against the last assessment.
Evidence a Board or regulator will accept.
Every answer carries an owner, a timestamp and a link to the underlying artefact. Nothing is asserted without a source.
- Section-by-section readiness score
- Gap register with owner, severity, target date
- Remediation task list linked to systems and RoPA
- Change-log across assessment cycles
- Board-ready readiness pack
- Auditor evidence export
A programme the board can fund and the regulator can review.
Readiness is no longer a slide — it is a live register with owners, dates and evidence.
- First baseline
- 10 days
- DPDP sections covered
- 44
- Refresh cadence
- Quarterly
