DPDP Playbooks for Indian Organizations

Step-by-step, industry-focused guides to implement DPDP in real products, workflows, and teams—with practical templates and clear action items.

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Moving From Policy to Practice

DPDP compliance is not just documentation — it’s how your product collects data, how your teams use it, how vendors process it, how long you retain it, and what you do during incidents. Dataclyr Playbooks break this into practical, implementable guidance so founders, compliance teams, and engineers can move from “policy” to “execution”.

Start with your Industry

Pick an industry playbook (e.g., EdTech) to understand common risks.

Use Topic Pages

Go deeper into areas like notices, parental consent, and retention.

Convert to Action

Use the checklists + templates to track progress over 30/60/90 days.

The EdTech Playbook

Notices & Sign-up

Design DPDP-ready onboarding notices and just-in-time consent screens.

Parental Consent

Build flows for under-18 users with audit-ready parent verification.

Rights Portal

A practical UI + workflow blueprint for rights requests and grievances.

Retention Schedules

Define what to keep, for how long, and how to delete logs safely.

SaaS & Vendor Map

Inventory processors, control sharing, and manage cross-border risks.

Breach & Proctoring

Breach-ready operations + proctoring-by-design safeguards.

FAQ

They are practical guidance and implementation support. For final legal opinions, consult your legal counsel.

No. Start with your industry and then use topic pages relevant to your product and vendor stack.

Use the EdTech parental consent guide and implement a parent-led workflow early.

Yes—Dataclyr can help with audits, notices, consent flows, rights portal, retention, breach response, and vendor mapping.

Yes. DPDP is easier when you implement it early—before your stack becomes complex.

Not sure where to start?

If you don’t know your biggest gaps, use DPDP CheckMate to get a fast readiness score and prioritized action plan.

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