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The audit walks through the areas that actually matter for DPDP compliance and flags where your organisation may need attention:
- Website and digital touchpoints
- Customer and employee data
- Forms and lead-generation systems
- CRM and marketing systems
- Third-party services and vendors
- Data storage and retention
- Consent and notices
- Security practices
- Data breach preparedness
- Data Principal requests
You'll get a plain-English snapshot at the end — a starting point for your own compliance work, not a certificate and not legal advice.
The DPDP Audit is a preliminary assessment and educational tool. It does not constitute legal advice, a legal opinion, certification of compliance, or a determination by any government authority.