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Consent · DPDP-aligned consent management

iConsentO

Capture lawful consent—and prove it when regulators ask.

Align cookie banners, user journeys, and stakeholder consent with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act. Publish clear notices, collect explicit choices across channels, and maintain audit-ready receipts for users, employees, vendors, and partners.

  • DPDP Act
  • Cookie CMP
  • Users
  • Employees
  • Vendors · partners & more
  1. Disclose purpose & notice
  2. Capture explicit consent
  3. Record receipts & lineage
  4. Honor withdrawal & prefs
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Built for DPO, marketing, legal & compliance teams

Web · Email · WhatsApp · CMP
DPDP

Notice updated — lawful basis mapped

Policy library · RoPA-linked purpose

High

Cookie category change — banner republished

CMP sync · Tags blocked until consent

Withdraw

Marketing opt-out — preference center

Receipt archived · OneDPDP notified

98% Capture rate
4 Stakeholder types
24k Consent receipts

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iConsentO platform enhancements

New enhancements

iConsentO adds broader consent coverage and simpler collection workflows for multi-entity and multi-industry programs.

  • Manage consent for employees, vendors, and partners in one centralized platform
  • Collect consent through email, WhatsApp, cookie banners, and web channels
  • Designed for manufacturing, healthcare, education, enterprise, BFSI, NBFC, and startups

Request a tailored demo to map consent journeys to your entity types, channels, and policy model.

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Web & app experiences

Cookie consent & user consent

Separate but connected: transparent cookie and tracking choices for visitors, and explicit consent journeys for registered users—both mapped to your policy library.

Cookie consent

CMP-style experiences for first-party sites and apps: categories, vendors, retention hints, and signals to your tag stack—so marketing and privacy agree on what “accept” actually means.

User consent

Account-level consent for processing, communications, and sensitive purposes—granular choices, localized copy, and a durable record tied to identity and channel.

Beyond the customer

User, employee, vendor & partner consent

One platform for consumers and the third parties who touch your data—consistent templates, routing, and evidence for HR, procurement, and alliances.

Users

Customers & subscribers—preference centers and lawful bases.

Employees

HR & internal processing—onboarding, benefits, monitoring where allowed.

Vendors

Processors & suppliers—contractual and purpose-specific consent flows.

Partners

Alliances & referrals—co-marketing and data-sharing with proof.

Consent operations

Create and track consent effortlessly

Design journeys once, publish across channels, and let teams see who consented, when, and to which version of your notice—without spreadsheet archaeology.

  • Versioned privacy & cookie notices
  • Real-time consent inventory & withdrawals
  • Exports your DPO and auditors expect

Parent & child consent

Where the law requires parental or guardian involvement—especially for minors’ data—iConsentO supports age-appropriate flows, verifiable steps, and records that show who authorized processing. Pair with your identity and risk policies for a defensible posture under DPDP and comparable regimes.

Verticals

Design consent for multiple industries

Templates and language packs tuned for sector risk—manufacturing, healthcare, hospitality, financial services, professional services, and regulated intermediaries.

Manufacturing

Hospitals & healthcare

Startups

Hotels & hospitality

BFSI

CA / CS firms

NBFC

DSAs

Background verification

Transparency

Privacy notices—design, publish & track

Author notice templates with clear purposes and retention; push updates without losing history. See which version a user saw at consent time—critical when regulators or customers ask “what did we agree to?”

Integration with OneDPDP Platform

Connect consent events and notice versions to your broader DPDP program—fewer silos between consent capture and compliance tracking. Route evidence into OneDPDP for assessments, tasks, and leadership reporting.

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Campaign landing page

Consent-focused landing for campaigns—preference centers, proof of consent, and demo CTAs. Ideal for privacy and marketing acquisition flows.

Open landing page

iConsentO · Real programs

Case studies

How organizations consolidate consent across people and third parties—automate renewals, prove coverage to leadership, and keep everyday teams unblocked.

Unified stakeholders

One place for employee, vendor & partner consent

Collecting consent from employees, vendors, and partners in scattered tools slows audits and renewals. iConsentO brings every relationship into a single operating view.

  • Single hub for employees, vendors, and partners—no more fragmented spreadsheets.
  • Automatic notifications before consent expires so nothing quietly lapses.
  • Sector-ready patterns for manufacturing, healthcare, and large enterprise programs.
  • Clear, easy consent notices recipients actually understand and can act on.
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Third parties · Visibility

Vendor & partner consent tied to what they store

Leadership needs to see consent in business terms—not only “signed,” but aligned to data categories and purposes. Regular capture plus a central dashboard closes the gap.

  • Structured, recurring consent from vendors and partners mapped to data types held.
  • Management sees each consent type in one place—no manual roll-ups for steering forums.
  • Central visibility across relationships, purposes, and renewal status.
  • Simple revocation paths when processing scope changes or contracts end.
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Adoption · Operations

Compliance that feels effortless for IT and the business

When compliance tools are heavy, adoption stalls. A frictionless consent experience lifts both IT and everyday users—and even front-desk teams can administer without a ticket storm.

  • Less process drag on IT and general users—guided flows instead of guesswork.
  • Admin and service-desk friendly—manage consent without deep privacy-engineer support.
  • Higher platform adoption because teams trust the experience day to day.
  • Stronger adaptability as policies and channels evolve—one place to update and notify.
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