Access, correction, erasure, nomination and grievance — every right the Act gives your customers, handled on time and on record.
The DPDP Act gives every Data Principal enforceable rights: to access a summary of their data (S.11), to correction, completion and erasure (S.12), to grievance redressal (S.13), and to nominate someone to exercise their rights (S.14). You must be able to honour each, within time.
Give a clear summary of the personal data you hold and how it is processed.
Fix, complete or delete data on request, and propagate the change.
Let a principal nominate someone to act for them.
Confirm who is asking before you act, safely.
Every request is clocked against the Act’s timelines.
What was asked, when, and what you did — all recorded.
The free assessment checks your rights and grievance readiness — report in 3 working days.
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