DPDP/DPDPA consent and compliance for marketing teams.
From audience list to first purchase, KlaritiQ shows the DPDP/DPDPA, telecom and consumer rules that may apply at each step of your campaigns, calls and checkout, how sure we are, and what proof to keep.
What usually goes wrong.
A new audience upload, a new tag, a new WhatsApp blast: each one is a decision about customer data, made in minutes.
Data protection, telecom, consumer protection and advertising rules all touch the same campaign, and each says something different.
Your agency, ad platforms and messaging vendors handle your customers' data, but the responsibility stays with you.
Your process, step by step.
- 1Build the audience
When you pull lists from your CRM, buy leads or upload customers to ad platforms, you see what may apply to data you already hold and pass on.
- 2Register and advertise
When you register sender IDs and templates and put ads and offers live, you see the telecom registration steps and the consumer and advertising rules for your creative and offer.
- 3Track and message
When tags and SDKs go on your site and app, and when SMS, WhatsApp and email go out, you see where consent, opt-outs and data sharing matter.
- 4Capture and call leads
When leads land in your CRM and your team or an AI voice agent calls them, you see the rules on calling, recording and keeping lead data.
- 5Close the first sale
At checkout, you see what may apply to payment data, auto-pay mandates and the order record.
A map, a certainty label and the proof.
The rules that may apply at each step, in your team's words.
Including rules that are still drafts, so you can plan without over-reacting.
The consent records, registrations and settings that show you did the work.
Built for your team.
Founders, growth and marketing leads, sales heads and the first compliance hire at Indian D2C brands, apps and digital businesses that run paid ads, messaging and inside sales.
Straight answers
See what applies to your funnel with the founders at KlaritiQ.
KlaritiQ provides information about laws and regulations to help organisations understand how rules may apply to their processes. It is not legal advice and does not create a lawyer-client relationship. Rules change, and how they apply depends on your facts; consult a qualified professional before acting. Law names are given for reference only. © KlaritiQ.

