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Is your data layer DPDP-ready?

17 questions. 3 minutes. Find out where your organisation stands before India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act enforcement begins.

Based on DPDP Act 2023 & Rules 2025
Weighted by penalty severity
Actionable recommendations
Full enforcement begins May 13, 2027 — penalties up to Rs 250 crore per violation
Question 1 of 170%
Data Collection & Consent1 / 17

Do you provide a clear, standalone consent notice explaining what personal data you collect and why — before or at the time of collection?

The DPDP Act requires every Data Fiduciary to give an itemised notice in clear, plain language before collecting personal data. A generic terms & conditions checkbox does not satisfy this.

What happens next

After completing the assessment, you’ll receive an instant score with category-wise breakdown. For a deeper analysis, book a paid gap assessment — we audit your actual tracking tags, consent flows, and data pipelines.

How we’re different

Compliance firms audit your policies. We audit your data. We fire up GA4, inspect your GTM container, trace your server-side tags, and show you PII leaking through pixels — the gaps that policy reviews miss.

About this assessment

17 questions mapped to the DPDP Act 2023 (No. 22 of 2023) and DPDP Rules 2025 (notified Nov 13, 2025). Weighted by penalty severity. This is a technical readiness assessment, not legal advice.