DPDP-Compliant Visitor Management
Meet India’s DPDP Act with consent-based, retention-controlled, audit-ready visitor records — and host the data on-premise or in-region.
Consent Capture
Digital consent at check-in
Data Retention
Automated statutory erasure
Data Residency
On-premise or India AWS SaaS
Audit-Ready
Tamper-evident logs
Why paper registers fail DPDP: an open sign-in book shows one visitor the details of others, captures no valid consent, and has no retention limit or audit trail. India’s DPDP Act expects consent, purpose limitation, retention control and accountability — which a paper register cannot provide. VizTrak is built to meet them.
The requirements, covered.
Move before the rules bite.
India’s DPDP Rules were notified in November 2025, with the main obligations expected around mid-2027. Replacing paper registers now removes a clear, avoidable data-protection risk.
Common questions
Are paper visitor registers DPDP compliant?
How does VizTrak support DPDP?
When is the DPDP deadline?
Where is visitor data stored?
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Book a 20-minute demo or start a free trial — and see secure, compliant check-in on the documents and sites your team handles.