Consent Management Platform
Itemized notice, granular capture, audit-ready withdrawal across web, mobile, and offline channels.
The problem
Under DPDP, consent has to be free, specific, informed, unconditional, and unambiguous — and it has to be withdrawable as easily as it was given. The single signup checkbox most Indian platforms still use is not legal anymore. Worse, when the Data Protection Board asks you to prove a specific person consented to a specific purpose on a specific date, you need an answer in minutes, not weeks.
What you get
Capabilities, not feature toggles
Every capability below is a working part of the AutoCops application — not a roadmap promise.
How it works
From zero to live in days, not months
Common questions
Things buyers ask in the demo
Do I have to migrate my existing consents?+
No. AutoCops can ingest historical consent records via CSV or API import. Each imported record is marked as "migrated" so the audit trail clearly shows pre-AutoCops vs post-AutoCops consent.
What happens if your service is down?+
The web SDK queues consent actions in IndexedDB and replays them when connectivity returns. The mobile SDK does the same with SQLite. In ten months of production deployments, we have not lost a consent event.
Does this work without a website? We capture consent on paper at branches.+
Yes. Branch staff use a tablet or phone to record paper-form consents into AutoCops the same day. Each entry is signed by the staff member and tagged as "offline / branch capture".
Ready to see it on your data?
Book a 30-minute walkthrough
Our compliance engineering team will show you consent management platform live on your environment, with your data, in your timezone.
Related capabilities
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Auto-discover, classify and govern cookies. Drop-in banner with Google Consent Mode v2 support.
Explore →DSR & Rights Fulfilment
Logged, deadline-tracked workflow for access, correction, erasure, portability, and nomination requests.
Explore →Personal Data Breach Response
Triage, classify, notify the Data Protection Board within 72 hours, and document the post-incident review.
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