Vendor Compliance Tracking

Continuous monitoring of how third-party vendors handle your data, measured against contractual and regulatory obligations.

Your Processors Are Your Responsibility

Under the DPDP Act, outsourcing the processing does not outsource the accountability. Continuous tracking keeps that visible.

Processor Register

Maintain one list of every processor, what data they touch and which purpose they serve.

Obligation Mapping

Tie each vendor to the specific clauses and DPDP duties they are contractually required to meet.

Periodic Attestation

Send scheduled questionnaires and collect signed responses instead of chasing over email.

Certification Expiry

Track ISO, SOC 2 and audit report validity, and flag vendors whose evidence has gone stale.

Non-Compliance Alerts

Raise an issue when a vendor misses an attestation, fails a control or reports an incident.

Remediation Tracking

Log findings, agree corrective actions and follow them to closure with dates and owners.

How Vendor Compliance Tracking Works

1

Register the Vendor

Capture the processor, the data categories involved and the contractual obligations that apply.

2

Monitor Continuously

Run scheduled attestations, watch certification expiry and record incidents as they are reported.

3

Escalate & Remediate

Failed checks become tracked issues with owners, deadlines and evidence of closure.

Know Where Your Data Actually Sits

Track every processor's obligations, evidence and gaps in one register instead of a spreadsheet nobody owns.