ReadyGDPR helps you track what GDPR, CERT-In, DPDP and CCPA actually say, generate the policies, handle data requests, and export a dated evidence pack you can hand to any customer or auditor.
ReadyGDPR is software, not an appointed Data Protection Officer. If Article 37 requires you to appoint one, ReadyGDPR helps them do the job — it doesn’t replace them.
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The artefact first, then the work that produces it
A dated export covering the frameworks you hold, the status of each control, the policies you have generated, your DSAR log and your vendor register — with a clear statement of what it does and does not assert. This is the document you hand to the customer who asked.
GDPR, CERT-In, DPDP and CCPA sit in the same workspace, so overlapping obligations live side by side instead of in separate spreadsheets.
ReadyGDPR produces a record of what your organisation has actually done. It is not a certificate and it does not declare you compliant — it shows the work, dated, so somebody else can review it.
A checklist built from the cited provisions of GDPR, CERT-In, DPDP and CCPA, with progress, owners and uploaded evidence against each control. Know what is done, what is open, and what is missing.
A public DSAR portal with email verification, request tracking, statutory deadlines and secure response delivery. Every request and action is logged for the record.
Generate privacy notices, cookie policies, DPAs, retention policies and breach response plans, and keep your Article 30 records and vendor register beside them.
Four regimes, one workspace
European Union — 36 controls
Article-by-article control catalogue quoted from Regulation (EU) 2016/679, lawful basis mapping, Article 30 records, and data subject rights handling.
India — 16 controls
The CERT-In Directions of 28 April 2022 under section 70B of the Information Technology Act, 2000, including the six-hour reporting window, log retention and point-of-contact records.
India — 31 controls
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 with the DPDP Rules, 2025 notified vide G.S.R. 846(E), quoted verbatim from the Gazette of India.
California — 22 controls
California Civil Code section 1798.100 et seq., quoted verbatim from the California Legislative Information service, including opt-out of sale or sharing and limits on sensitive personal information.
The PDPL (Saudi Arabia) guide is reference material only — there is no PDPL control catalogue and it cannot be adopted in the product.
Holding more than one regime? Each framework you hold is tracked in the same workspace, so overlapping obligations sit side by side instead of in separate spreadsheets, and one export covers all of them.
From a blank slate to something you can hand over
Sign up and answer a short set of questions about your industry, the data you process and the framework you are adopting. We initialise your checklist from that.
Move through the checklist with Virtual DPO guidance. Generate the documents, map your data flows, record your technical measures and attach evidence as you go.
When a customer or auditor asks, export a dated evidence pack covering frameworks held, control status, policies, the DSAR log and the vendor register.
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Perfect for getting started
For growing organizations
For teams covering multiple frameworks
Where this sits next to a retained DPO and other privacy tooling
| Feature | ReadyGDPR | Traditional DPO | Other Software |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24/7 Availability | ✗ | ||
| Instant Responses | ✗ | ✗ | |
| Auto-Generate Policies | Manual | ||
| DSAR Automation | Manual | ✗ | |
| Frameworks Covered | GDPR, CERT-In EU, India | Single region only | 1-2 frameworks |
| Real-Time Dashboard | ✗ | ||
| Dated Evidence Pack Export | Bespoke report | Varies | |
| Task Management & Evidence Storage | ✗ |
This compares tooling, not legal roles. A Traditional DPO is a person; where Article 37 applies, ReadyGDPR supports that person rather than standing in for them.
ReadyGDPR does not issue a certificate or declare an outcome. It keeps a record of what your organisation has done, dated, so the person who asked can read it and judge for themselves.
GDPR obligations and CERT-In's six-hour incident reporting window are tracked in the same workspace, with guidance grounded in the regulatory text of each.