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New Registers built for India’s DPDP Act

OptFlow scans your code and websites for personal data, then carries that evidence into the privacy records, assessments, and reports your team maintains.

Overview
OptFlow overview showing the DPDP register journey, data landscape and review queue
Privacy Map
OptFlow Privacy Map showing a guided journey for account registration
Inventory
OptFlow inventory of departments, systems, vendors and locations
Compliance review
OptFlow compliance review listing each step of a data flow and its DPDP readiness
GitHub repositoriesWebsitesCookies and trackersAPIs and SDKsDatabasesVendorsDPDP registerAssessments

One workspace for the whole privacy picture.

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What OptFlow does

Three jobs your team does by hand today, joined by the same evidence.

Scanners
OptFlow scanner highlighting a phone number field found in PaymentForm.tsx

form.phone in PaymentForm.tsx:29Personal data detected

How it works

Six steps, one body of evidence. Each step builds on what the last one found instead of starting a new spreadsheet.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Scan repositories and live websites for personal data, trackers, and outbound transfers.

  2. 02

    Map

    Join what the scans found into flows: where data is collected, processed, stored, and shared.

  3. 03

    Document

    Turn reviewed flows into processing records, with the source evidence attached.

  4. 04

    Assess

    Review risk against the same evidence and record who decided what.

  5. 05

    Monitor

    Rescan as the product changes and see which records are affected.

  6. 06

    Report

    Export the register and show exactly where each statement came from.

Records written in the language of the DPDP Act

The register follows the Digital Personal Data Protection Act and the 2025 Rules, so what your engineers find becomes entries your Data Protection Officer can sign off.

  • Data Principals and purposes
  • Retention and cross-border transfers
  • Evidence linked to every entry
Checkout paymentsRegister entry
Data Principals
Customers placing an order
Personal data
Name, email address, phone number, billing address
Purpose
Taking payment and sending order updates
Basis
Consent given at checkout
Retention
180 days after delivery
Cross-border transfer
None, processed in India
Evidence
checkout-service, 3 findings

How we treat your evidence

Keep only what review needs

Findings keep the matched field and where it was found. Cookie values from website scans are never stored.

Show where data lives

Every record carries its storage and transfer locations, so cross-border questions have an answer.

Version every decision

When evidence changes, the earlier review stays on record next to the new one.

Separate every workspace

Scans, records, and people are scoped to one workspace and never shared across them.

Questions

What is OptFlow?

A privacy operations platform that connects technical data discovery with the records, assessments, and reports privacy teams maintain.

What can I use today?

Repository and website scanning, data-flow mapping, and evidence-linked privacy review. Broader workflows are being added step by step.

Does it support the DPDP Act?

The register is structured around the Digital Personal Data Protection Act and its 2025 Rules: Data Principals, purposes, retention, and cross-border transfers.

How do I get access?

Send an access request below. Once it is approved, sign in with the same Google account email to open your workspace.

Request early access

We review every request and set up a private workspace for your team. After approval, sign in with the same Google account email you enter here.

  • Private workspace for your team
  • Repository and website scanning
  • DPDP-ready register

By submitting, you agree that OptFlow may contact you about early access.