For consultancies, CA firms, company secretaries and DPOs
Deliver DPDP for
every client.
One sealed workspace per client, from first intake to the compliance file you hand over.
- Free
- No signup for the score
- 22 checks, each cited to its section
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days to enforcement
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cited checks in every scan
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audit-ready legal documents
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deterministic document output
What Gevox does
Everything the Act demands, in one place.
Built by a lawyer, run by software. Technical checks and legal documentation live in the same workspace, so nothing falls between your client's developer and your client's counsel.
Scan any website the way a regulator would
A real browser loads a client's site and checks what a visitor actually sees: consent banners, trackers, notices, security headers. Every finding is mapped to its DPDP section and the penalty it exposes them to. Deterministic rules decide the score, not a language model.
Scan findings, yourclient.in
Legal vault
9 Document typesRendered from fixed templates. Same inputs, same document, every time.
Legal documents a lawyer wrote, not a model
Nine document types render from deterministic templates with hand-written legal reasoning, selected by the client's intake answers. No AI drafting, no invented citations, no two versions of the truth. Every section reference is verified against the Act and the DPDP Rules 2025.
Breach response with the clock built in
Section 8(6) requires intimation to the Board without delay, and Rule 7 gives you 72 hours for the detailed report. Gevox runs the countdown, drafts the notifications, and files every action into a timestamped evidence vault, so when the Board asks for proof, you export it in one click.
Breach timeline
Evidence sealedBreach confirmed, response team notified
Intimation to the Board, without delay
Affected principals informed
Detailed report to the Board, Rule 7
Rights request manager
Log access, correction and erasure requests, generate the response, and keep the statutory timeline visible.
Continuous monitoring
Scheduled re-scans catch compliance drift the day it happens, not the day the Board asks. Monthly on Practice, weekly on Suite, with a report of exactly what moved between runs.
Professional workspaces
GRC consultancies, independent DPOs, CA firms, company secretaries and law firms run every client from one dashboard. Each client sits in its own sealed workspace.
How it works
Every client, compliant in three moves.
Scan
Add the client and connect their website. A real browser scans it against every DPDP obligation and scores it from 0 to 100, with each gap mapped to its section of the Act.
Fix
Close the gaps with nine deterministic legal documents, rendered from the intake answers the client sent back, by lawyer-written templates. No AI drafting, no invented citations.
Prove
Every scan, document and breach action lands in a timestamped evidence vault. When the Data Protection Board asks for proof, export it in one click.
From quarters to days
The work does not change. The weeks do.
Delivered by hand, one DPDP engagement runs eight to twelve weeks: a questionnaire emailed and chased, a notice redrafted per client, a ROPA in a spreadsheet, a rights log in somebody's calendar. None of it carries to the next client. Gevox runs the same sequence as a workspace, so the scan lands in minutes, the documents render the same day, and the evidence record starts itself. The judgement stays yours. The retyping does not.
Done by hand
With Gevox
Free scanner
See where any website stands against the Act, right now.
The same engine that runs inside every Gevox client workspace. The score and every finding are free. The fix for each one unlocks with an email.
Public pages only. Nothing is stored beyond the result.
We ran it on the firms that sell DPDP advice. The average was 71. Read the Readiness Index
- 22
- checks on every scan, each cited to its section of the Act or Rules
- 0
- signups needed to see the score and every finding
- 1
- answer per site. Deterministic, so a re-scan agrees with the last one
Why trust Gevox
Compliance software you can cross-examine.
Every claim on this page is checkable inside the product. That is the standard the Act holds you to, so it is the standard Gevox holds itself to.
Built by a lawyer. Run by software. Answerable to the Act.
Deterministic documents
Every legal document renders from a fixed template written by a lawyer. Same answers, same document, every time. No AI drafting, no invented clauses.
Citations you can check
Each scan finding and document clause names its exact section, verified against the DPDP Act 2023 and the DPDP Rules 2025. Look any of them up.
Data stored in India
Your compliance records are stored in a Mumbai data centre. Every provider that touches them, and where it runs, is published on the sub-processors page.
Evidence, not assurances
Every scan and every document is auto-filed to a timestamped Evidence Vault. When the Board asks, you show a record, not a promise.
Sealed client workspaces
For professionals, each client sits in its own workspace, isolated at the database layer. One client can never see another.
Show me proof
This is what the product actually produces.
No staged screenshots. These are the three outputs Gevox generates, excerpted as they render, citations included.
Scan report
RenderingExcerpts shortened for the page. Full reports, documents and vault exports render inside the product.
Questions
Asked before you had to ask.
The seven questions every business and every professional puts to us first. Anything else, ask directly.
No. Gevox is a compliance software platform built by a lawyer. The documents it generates render from lawyer-written templates based on your answers, and they are not a substitute for legal advice on your specific situation.
No. Every legal document renders from a fixed, deterministic template written by a lawyer. AI never drafts legal text on Gevox, so there are no invented clauses and no invented citations. The same answers produce the same document every time.
The DPDP Rules 2025 set the compliance deadline at 13 May 2027. From that date, the Data Protection Board can levy penalties of up to ₹250 crore per breach for failing to protect personal data.
In India. Gevox stores your compliance records in a Mumbai data centre (AWS ap-south-1). The application server that handles each request runs in the United States, and every provider is listed on the sub-processors page.
A professional account is built for the people who deliver DPDP compliance for others: GRC and information-security consultancies, independent privacy consultants and virtual DPOs, CA firms, practising company secretaries and law firms. It runs many clients from one dashboard, each in its own sealed workspace that no other client can see, and plans are priced by the number of client workspaces. A business account runs compliance for one organisation, your own. The professional side is the active product today; the business workspace opens later, and the free scanner is open to everyone in the meantime.
A one-time ₹999 payment that unlocks every module for 30 days across 3 client workspaces: intake, website scans, all nine legal documents, the ROPA workbench, the rights and breach registers and the compliance file export. No subscription and no card on file. One pass per professional, ever. After 30 days the workspaces stay readable for a further 15 days, so no work is ever held hostage, and you choose a plan to keep working in them.
Yes. The Act applies to almost anyone processing digital personal data in India, with only narrow exemptions. Penalties are not scaled down by company size, which is why early, evidenced compliance matters as much for a ten-person business as for an enterprise.
Start with one client
The deadline does not move. Your capacity can.
Run a scan on any site to see the engine, then set up your first client workspace and take one engagement end to end: intake, documents, registers, and the file you hand over.
Days until enforcement
206
Counting down to 13 May 2027
Penalties reach ₹250 crore per breach. Evidence takes time to accumulate. Start the record today.