Grievance Management

Structured intake, tracking and resolution workflows for data principal grievances — closed within statutory timelines.

Complaints Handled, Not Just Collected

The DPDP Act expects an accessible grievance mechanism with real resolution — intake alone does not satisfy it.

Multi-Channel Intake

Accept grievances from the portal, email, call centre and branch into a single queue.

Category & Priority

Classify each complaint by type and severity so the serious ones are not buried in volume.

Ownership & Escalation

Assign a responsible owner, escalate on inactivity and route unresolved cases to the DPO.

Statutory SLA Clocks

Track the response deadline from intake and warn before a grievance breaches its timeline.

Linked Consent Context

Open the related consent record and audit trail from the case, without switching systems.

Resolution Record

Store the finding, the communication sent and the closure date as evidence of redressal.

How Grievance Management Works

1

Log the Grievance

The complaint enters the queue with its category, channel, related consent record and SLA clock.

2

Investigate & Escalate

The assigned owner reviews the consent history, responds, and escalates to the DPO where needed.

3

Close With Evidence

The resolution and the communication sent are recorded, ready to produce if the case is reopened.

Resolve Grievances Before They Escalate

Give complainants a real channel and give your team the workflow, context and deadlines to close every case.