Make DPDP compliance operational.
ConsentLog helps Indian businesses collect, manage, enforce and prove consent across the systems that handle personal data.
Consent infrastructure for Indian businesses.
India's DPDP Compliance Clock
18-month implementation window ends on 13 May 2027
Note: The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules, 2025 specify that certain provisions come into force 18 months after publication. This countdown reflects that implementation timeline.
Consent isn't the hard part.
Enforcement is.
Businesses collect consent through websites, apps, CRM systems, WhatsApp, email, and countless other channels. But consent decisions often become disconnected from the systems that actually process personal data.
When a customer changes their preference or withdraws consent, multiple downstream systems may still rely on the old state. This creates an operational nightmare—and a compliance risk.
ConsentLog is infrastructure that connects privacy decisions with enforcement. We help businesses ensure that consent decisions stay connected to the systems that need to respect them.
How ConsentLog Works
The complete consent lifecycle
Collect
Capture consent and context
Record
Maintain structured events
Decide
Determine current state
Propagate
Communicate to systems
Enforce
Respect the decision
Prove
Maintain audit evidence
Note: ConsentLog is under active development. Some capabilities are on our roadmap. We're currently building foundation infrastructure for consent collection and audit.
Product Capabilities
Built for consent infrastructure
Foundation
- ✓Consent event ledger
- ✓Purpose-based consent model
- ✓Versioned consent events
- ✓Organizations & roles
- ✓Audit-oriented event history
Coming Soon Q4 2026
- →Webhook & event propagation
- →Data principal rights workflows
- →Preference center
Roadmap 2027
- ◇Embedded consent interface
- ◇Consent-aware system integrations
- ◇Compliance reporting
From consent collection to consent enforcement.
A checkbox is only the beginning. Businesses need operational systems that understand:
- •What a person agreed to and why
- •Which version of the notice they saw
- •When they agreed and whether they later changed their mind
- •What systems need to know about the change
- •What evidence exists to prove compliance
This is the operational problem ConsentLog solves.
Built for teams handling personal data
ConsentLog is designed for organizations in India that process significant volumes of personal data
Understand DPDP. Implement it in practice.
ConsentLog is building a practical knowledge base to help Indian businesses understand and operationalize data protection requirements. Our articles combine the law, implementation guidance, and real-world considerations.
Explore the Knowledge BaseWhat Is the DPDP Act? A Practical Guide for Indian Businesses
Understand India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023: scope, key concepts, obligations, and what compliance means for your business.
DPDP Act Compliance Checklist for Indian Businesses
A practical checklist covering data inventory, consent, notices, rights handling, security, and everything your business needs to operationalize DPDP compliance.
What Is Consent Under the DPDP Act?
A deep dive into consent under India's DPDP Act: requirements, notice, informed decision-making, withdrawal, and how to implement consent properly.
Help shape the future of DPDP compliance.
ConsentLog is currently in early development. We're speaking with businesses, privacy teams and technology leaders to understand how DPDP requirements are being implemented in practice.