Consently Blog
Expert insights on DPDPA 2023 compliance, data protection, and privacy best practices
DPDPA Compliance for Hospitality Sector
Hotels and travel businesses process vast amounts of sensitive guest data. Here is how to handle check-ins, loyalty programs, and bookings legally.
DPDPA Compliance for Real Estate Sector
Real estate developers dealing with HNI data and property inquiries face strict scrutiny. Learn how to manage lead data compliantly.
DPDPA Compliance for Banking/NBFC Sector
Financial institutions are heavily regulated. DPDPA adds another layer of compliance for customer data protection and consent.
DPDPA Compliance for Healthcare Sector
Health data is highly sensitive. Hospitals and diagnostic chains must implement robust consent and security protocols.
DPDPA Compliance for SaaS Companies
B2B and B2C SaaS platforms must manage user consent for data processing, cookies, and third-party integrations.
DPDPA Compliance for Manufacturing Companies
Compliance isn't just for tech companies. Factories must protect employee data, vendor details, and supply chain information.
DPDPA Compliance for Tourism Sector
Travel agencies and tour operators handle passports, visas, and itinerary data. Learn how to secure traveler information.
DPDPA Compliance for E-commerce Retail Companies
E-commerce platforms rely on user data for personalization. Balancing conversion rates with compliance is the key challenge.
DPDPA Compliance for Retail Sector
Offline retail stores collecting phone numbers at billing counters need to be careful. The digital law applies to digitized offline data too.
How Consently.in Can Help Achieve Organisation Compliance in 3 Months
A strategic roadmap combining expert consulting with our powerful automation tools to get you audit-ready in just 90 days.
DPDPA Compliance Timeline Reduced by MEITY
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEITY) has signaled a faster implementation of the DPDPA 2023 rules. Businesses need to act now.
The Strategic Fork: Should Your SuperApp Become a Registered Consent Manager?
Large Indian conglomerates are debating: should they just comply, or apply for a license to become a Consent Manager themselves?