DPDP Compliance for SaaS Companies
You're both a Data Fiduciary and a Data Processor. Double the responsibility.
Why SaaS Companies
Can’t Ignore DPDP
SaaS companies occupy a unique position under the DPDP Act: you're a Data Fiduciary for your own customers' data and a Data Processor for the data your customers store in your platform. This dual role means compliance obligations from both sides.
SaaS DPDP Challenges
Dual Compliance Role
As a Data Fiduciary for your users and a Data Processor for your customers' data, you need separate compliance frameworks for each role.
Multi-Tenant Data Isolation
Customer data must be logically separated, with clear retention policies and deletion capabilities per tenant — especially for data erasure requests.
Sub-Processor Chain
Your infrastructure (AWS/GCP/Azure), analytics tools, email providers, and payment processors are all sub-processors. Each needs documented DPAs.
Built for SaaS Compliance
Compliance Dashboard for Both Roles
Track your obligations as a Fiduciary (consent, notices, rights) and as a Processor (DPAs, sub-processors, data mapping) from one dashboard.
Sub-Processor & Vendor Management
Document every sub-processor, their data access, DPA status, and security certifications. Get alerts before agreements expire.
Compliance Badge for Your Customers
Show your customers you're DPDP compliant with an embeddable compliance badge. Build trust and reduce procurement friction.
Start Your SaaS
DPDP Compliance Today
Take the free assessment to understand your compliance gaps, or sign up to start managing your DPDP obligations from day one.