India’s Enterprise
Consent Management Platform for the DPDP Act

The Communication Channel Module can support configured email, SMS, WhatsApp, in-app, web and assisted communication journeys. Channel availability can be aligned to the organisation's providers, recipient preferences and approved communication policy.

Digital Anumati supports REST APIs, Web SDK, Mobile SDK and embeddable iFrame integrations. These options allow teams to add consent collection, preference management and consent-status checks to websites, mobile apps, portals and backend workflows.

Yes. Organisations can choose a managed SaaS deployment for faster rollout or an on-premises deployment for environments requiring greater infrastructure control, internal hosting or specific data-residency and security arrangements.

Yes. A self-service Data Principal portal can allow people to review active choices, withdraw consent, submit rights requests and track request progress. Withdrawal events are time-stamped and can be communicated to connected systems.

Yes. Digital Anumati records the Data Principal, purpose, notice or policy version, channel, timestamp and consent status. Blockchain anchoring and WORM (Write Once, Read Many) storage can be used with cryptographic integrity controls to make consent evidence tamper-evident, immutable and audit-ready.

Yes. The platform supports consent experiences in 22 Indian languages and can support offline or assisted capture for low-connectivity environments, with synchronisation when connectivity becomes available.

Yes. Digital Anumati includes clinical-consent capabilities and can support healthcare consent journeys aligned with relevant ABDM integration patterns and organisational workflows.

The platform can manage purpose-specific consent across loan applications, KYC and onboarding, account servicing, bureau checks, collections communication, insurance or investment journeys and cross-sell campaigns. Consent status and evidence can be connected to LOS, LMS, CRM, core systems and customer applications through APIs and events.

Yes. Consent can be configured by legal entity, brand, product, channel, customer segment, purpose and notice version. This helps a bank or NBFC avoid treating one consent as blanket permission across unrelated products or processing purposes.

Yes. Teams can upload scanned paper forms or images. OCR extracts relevant consent information for review, and an authorised user can validate and punch the structured record into the consent management platform while preserving the original document and ingestion audit trail.

A cryptographic fingerprint of a consent event can be anchored to a blockchain while the evidence package is retained in WORM storage. Together, these controls help demonstrate that the evidence has not been altered after capture, without exposing the customer's personal data on a public blockchain.

Yes. DPO and Data Principal tickets can integrate with organisational ITSM tools through APIs, webhooks and configurable connectors. Requests can be routed to privacy, operations, technology and business owners while status and closure evidence remain visible in the DPO dashboard.

Digital Anumati orchestrates identity verification, data discovery, approval, system-level erasure or restriction tasks and closure evidence. Retention holds can be applied where records must be preserved under applicable financial, contractual, fraud-prevention or legal obligations, so erasure is not executed blindly.