THE OLD WAY
What collecting the old way costs you now.
A WhatsApp message asking for a PAN card. An email asking for an Aadhaar. A Google Form asking for a bank statement.
Each one collects personal data under the DPDP Act, and each one does it with no notice, no recorded consent, no stated purpose, no deletion date and no record that any of it happened.
The Act does not wait for a breach.
The obligation begins the moment you collect. From that moment you are expected to be able to show what you told the person, that they agreed, why you hold it, how long you will keep it, and what happened to it after.
The DPDP Rules were notified on 13 Nov 2025. Full compliance is due by 13 May 2027.
Between now and then, every document that arrives the old way is one more you cannot account for.
WHAT YOU GET
You get easy document collection, done right.
Every collection compliant, the moment it happens.
The request you send today, done properly: the notice written for you, your client's consent recorded before anything is stored, the deletion date set at the start. Nothing to draft, nothing to remember, nothing to catch up on later.
One place for every document.
Instead of files scattered across chats, inboxes and phones, every document your clients send sits against the request it was asked for, by client, by purpose, with its dates. You see what has arrived and what is still outstanding without asking anyone.
Chasing, done for you.
Reminders go out on their own until every item is in. The one tap you take is to nudge someone who is late.
Nothing to install, nothing to train.
Your staff send requests from a browser. Your clients open a link on their phone. If they can use WhatsApp they can use this.
