DPDP/DPDPA compliance for manufacturers, backed by evidence.
CERT-In, the DPDP/DPDPA Act and, where they apply, your plant safety rules each ask you to prove what you did. KlaritiQ scores where your operation stands, starts the deadlines that apply to each incident, and keeps the evidence behind every answer.
- Plant safety (OSH Code). Notice of a fatal accident, a serious injury or a dangerous occurrence to the authorities the rules name.
- Listed companies (SEBI). Disclosure of a material event to the stock exchanges.
Know where your plant stands, in a few minutes.
A directed conversation about how AI actually runs in your plant, scored on a rulebook built for manufacturers, not a generic privacy template.
Strategy, data foundations, talent, operating model, governance, technology and lifecycle.
Rolled up from the seven, with the weakest dimension named so you know where to start.
Prioritised actions, with every answer traced to the evidence behind it.
The proof stays current.
A report is stale the day it lands. These keep the answer live, so the next question from an auditor, a customer or your board has its evidence already attached.
Log an incident, say what kind it was, and every clock that applies starts counting down, each with the rule it comes from. Once your plant safety regime is confirmed, a fire or an injury does not start a cyber clock. A clock only closes when you cite the evidence that the report was made.
How Regulatory Clocks worksEvery score and claim points to a real document in the Evidence Locker, labelled proven, attested or a gap, so an examiner's question already has its answer attached.
How evidence worksNothing is marked complete without a named reviewer and the evidence to back it, and the record of who approved what and when is kept.
Governance sign-offIt works alongside your safety and security systems.
KlaritiQ is where you prove it. Keep the systems you already use to run incidents, safety and security; KlaritiQ holds the evidence and the deadlines around them.