DPDP Compliance for Logistics Companies
You deliver packages — and personal data. Addresses, phone numbers, and location data are all protected.
Why Logistics & Supply Chain Companies
Can’t Ignore DPDP
Logistics companies process personal data they often don't think of as sensitive: delivery addresses, phone numbers, GPS coordinates, driver details, and warehouse staff biometrics. Under the DPDP Act, all of this is personal data requiring consent, purpose limitation, and breach notification.
Logistics & Supply Chain DPDP Challenges
Consent for Operational Data
Delivery addresses and phone numbers are collected for order fulfilment but often retained indefinitely and shared across the logistics chain without explicit consent.
Driver & Warehouse Staff Data
Biometric attendance, GPS tracking, and performance monitoring of drivers and warehouse staff all constitute personal data processing under DPDP.
Multi-Party Data Sharing
Sellers, marketplaces, last-mile partners, and customers all share and receive personal data. Each handoff is a potential compliance gap.
Built for Logistics & Supply Chain Compliance
Consent for Every Data Flow
Configure consent purposes for customer delivery, driver tracking, and partner data sharing. Clear audit trails for every consent event.
Employee Data Compliance
Manage consent and rights for employee data — biometric attendance, GPS tracking, and performance monitoring — alongside customer data.
Partner Data Mapping
Map data flows between sellers, warehouses, last-mile partners, and customers. Track which partner has what data and under what agreement.
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