India's first AI-powered DPDP Act 2023 compliance gap analysis platform. Automate your risk assessment, remediation roadmap, and governance in minutes.
Get your DPDP Act compliance gap analysis report in three simple steps.
Complete a guided questionnaire covering all DPDP Act domains — consent management, data processing, security safeguards, cross-border transfers, and more.
Our compliance engine maps your responses against every provision of the DPDP Act 2023, identifies gaps, and calculates domain-wise and overall risk scores.
Receive a comprehensive gap analysis report with risk scoring, visual dashboards, prioritized recommendations, and an actionable remediation roadmap.
Sanshodhan AI maps your organization across these foundational domains to ensure full regulatory alignment.
Organizations across India trust Sanshodhan AI for their DPDP Act compliance journey.
“Sanshodhan AI transformed our compliance journey. What would have taken months with consultants was done in a single afternoon. The gap analysis report was incredibly detailed.”
“As a healthcare startup, data privacy is critical for us. Sanshodhan AI gave us a clear picture of where we stood with DPDP compliance and exactly what steps to take next.”
“The remediation roadmap alone was worth it. Our legal team was impressed by how precisely the AI mapped our gaps to specific DPDP Act sections. Highly recommended.”
Our platform is built on a "Privacy by Design" architecture, ensuring your organizational data remains encrypted and isolated.
Get an expert read on your specific compliance gaps in 30 minutes — completely free. We'll walk you through breach reporting, consent fixes, and your path to DPDP readiness before the 13 May 2027 enforcement deadline.
Many teams resolve breach-reporting gaps with BreachBlitz — we'll show you how on the call.
See exactly where your organization falls short on the DPDP Act, with specific section references and penalty exposure for each gap.
With the 13 May 2027 enforcement date and 72-hour breach notification rule, every day of inaction increases statutory risk.
Walk away with a prioritized roadmap tailored to your industry, company size, and specific compliance gaps.
Everything you need to know about DPDP Act compliance and how Sanshodhan AI helps your organization.
The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act 2023 is India's comprehensive data privacy legislation that regulates how organizations collect, store, process, and transfer personal digital data of Indian citizens. It establishes data principals' rights and data fiduciaries' obligations, with significant penalties for non-compliance.
Sanshodhan AI uses a structured questionnaire mapped to every section of the DPDP Act. Our AI engine evaluates your responses against regulatory requirements, identifies compliance gaps, assigns risk scores to each domain, and auto-generates a prioritized remediation roadmap with actionable recommendations.
The DPDP Act applies to all organizations — regardless of industry — that process digital personal data within India or process data of Indian data principals outside India. This includes Technology, Banking & Finance, Healthcare, E-commerce, Education, Telecom, Manufacturing, Government, and more.
A typical gap analysis on Sanshodhan AI can be completed in 15–30 minutes. Once you submit your responses, the AI-powered analysis and report generation happens in real time. You receive a comprehensive compliance report with risk scores, gap details, and a remediation roadmap instantly.
Absolutely. We practice what we preach — your data is encrypted at rest and in transit, hosted on SOC 2-compliant infrastructure, and never shared with third parties. We follow zero-retention policies for assessment responses and comply with the very regulations we help you achieve.
A Data Protection Officer is a designated person responsible for overseeing your organization's data protection strategy and ensuring DPDP Act compliance. Under the Act, Significant Data Fiduciaries are mandated to appoint a DPO based in India. Our platform helps you assess whether your organization qualifies.
The DPDP Act imposes penalties up to ₹250 crore for severe violations such as failure to implement security safeguards, and up to ₹200 crore for breaches related to children's data. Non-compliance with other provisions can attract penalties up to ₹50 crore per instance.
Yes. Sanshodhan AI is not just a one-time assessment tool. You can run periodic assessments to track your compliance progress over time, monitor remediation efforts, and generate updated reports as regulations evolve or your data practices change.
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