Offline & Rural Use Cases

Consent and compliance built for low-connectivity, rural deployments across diverse geographies and languages.

Compliance That Reaches the Last Mile

DPDP rights apply everywhere, including where connectivity, literacy and device quality all work against a standard digital journey.

Journeys that work on entry-level devices and patchy 2G links, not only on office broadband.

Field agents, BC agents and ASHA workers can take consent on behalf of users who need help.

Notices delivered in the local language and script so the choice is genuinely informed.

Spoken and icon-based notices for users with low literacy, not walls of legal text.

Records queue on the device and upload when the agent returns to coverage or a branch.

Session isolation on shared handsets so one user's data is never visible to the next.

Agents carry the notice, purposes and language packs on a device that works without a network.

The notice is played or read in the local language, and the response is recorded on the spot.

Records upload on reconnect and the user receives confirmation over SMS or IVR.

Take DPDP-compliant consent in the field, in the local language, with or without a network.