DPDPA Compliance

Consent Management

DPDPA-compliant consent collection, storage, and withdrawal mechanisms built for the Indian regulatory framework.

100%
Section 6 Compliance
Multi
Channel Collection
1-Click
Consent Withdrawal
Immutable
Audit Trails

Key Capabilities

What makes Kraver.ai's consent management stand out

Purpose-Based Forms

Clear, plain-language consent notices tied to specific processing purposes

Omnichannel

Collect consent via web, mobile, email, SMS, and in-app interfaces

Parental Consent

Age-gating and parental verification for children's data under Section 9

Version Control

Immutable consent records with full version history and audit trails

How It Works

Get started with consent management in four simple steps

1

Configure

Define consent purposes, data categories, and retention periods

2

Collect

Deploy consent forms across all customer touchpoints

3

Manage

Track consent status, handle withdrawals, and update downstream systems

4

Audit

Generate compliance reports with immutable consent evidence

DPDPA Consent Requirements

Section 6 of the DPDPA mandates that consent must be free, specific, informed, unconditional, and unambiguous. Consent must clearly state the purpose of data processing, and Data Principals must be able to withdraw consent as easily as they gave it. Kraver.ai's consent management platform handles every aspect of this lifecycle.

Granular Purpose-Based Consent

Kraver.ai enables you to collect consent for specific, defined purposes — not blanket approvals. Each consent request is tied to a processing purpose, data categories, retention period, and third-party sharing details. Data Principals see exactly what they're consenting to.

Purpose-specific consent forms with clear, plain-language notices
Multi-channel consent collection — web, mobile, email, SMS, in-app
Conditional consent flows — different purposes triggered by different actions
Consent bundling prevention — each purpose requires separate, affirmative action
Multi-language support for consent notices in regional Indian languages

Consent Withdrawal Workflows

Under DPDPA, withdrawal of consent must be as easy as giving it. Kraver.ai provides self-service portals where Data Principals can view their active consents and withdraw any or all of them with a single click. Withdrawal triggers automated workflows — data deletion, processing cessation, and downstream notification to processors.

Parental Consent for Minors (Section 9)

Processing children's data (under 18) requires verifiable parental consent. Kraver.ai provides age-gating mechanisms, parental verification workflows, and special consent forms designed for this requirement. The platform blocks processing until valid parental consent is obtained and logged.

Consent Audit Trails & Versioning

Every consent action is immutably logged — when it was given, what was consented to, which version of the privacy notice was shown, the channel used, and the IP/device details. Consent versions are maintained so you can prove exactly what a Data Principal agreed to at any point in time.

Legitimate Use Processing

Not all processing requires consent. DPDPA Section 7 defines 'certain legitimate uses' where processing is permitted without consent — employment, legal obligations, medical emergencies, and more. Kraver.ai helps you identify and document legitimate use cases, reducing consent fatigue while maintaining compliance.

Why choose Kraver.ai for consent management?

Purpose-built for Indian data protection requirements. With 83% of organizations yet to begin end-to-end DPDP implementation, our AI-native platform reduces manual compliance effort by up to 80% while ensuring continuous, real-time coverage across all your systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about consent management and DPDPA compliance.

Ready to implement consent management?

With the DPDPA compliance deadline of May 2027 approaching and penalties of up to ₹250 crore per violation, get started with Kraver.ai's AI-powered platform and achieve compliance in weeks, not months.