Trayambic Advisory: DPDP Act compliance consultants in Mumbai




Trayambic Advisory Mumbai.Mumbai.
A Mumbai advisory firm working across data protection, regulatory and business compliance, with in-house legal, technical and privacy teams and a panel of counsel and former officers.
Who we are→Digital Personal Data Protection DPDP.DPDP.
Readiness, consent architecture, fiduciary obligations and audits under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. We map the personal data a business holds, close the gaps against the Act and its Rules, and leave a standing programme: notices, consent records, breach response and evidence a board can rely on.
Explore the practice→Legal & Regulatory.Regulatory.
Sector regulation, filings, audits and the governance that keeps a business continuously compliant. Obligations are mapped to the statute, filings are tracked against their deadlines, and every position is documented so that it holds when a regulator asks.
Explore the practice→Administrative & Licensing.Licensing.
Permissions, registrations and project-stage compliance handled as one coordinated mandate. From the first application to final approval, each licence is sequenced, followed through with the authority concerned and kept current for the life of the project.
Explore the practice→Business & Structural Advisory.Advisory.
Entity, governance and transaction structuring advised with regulatory consequence in view. Structures are tested against the law that will apply to them, so that what is set up today continues to hold under scrutiny.
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ISO 9001:2015Quality management · ACPL↗
ISO/IEC 27001:2022Information security · QRO↗
ISO/IEC 27701:2025Privacy information · UK Global↗
Startup IndiaDPIIT · Certificate of Recognition↗
ISO 9001:2015Quality management · ACPL↗
ISO/IEC 27001:2022Information security · QRO↗
ISO/IEC 27701:2025Privacy information · UK Global↗
Startup IndiaDPIIT · Certificate of Recognition↗
ISO 9001:2015Quality management · ACPL↗
ISO/IEC 27001:2022Information security · QRO↗
ISO/IEC 27701:2025Privacy information · UK Global↗
Startup IndiaDPIIT · Certificate of Recognition↗
ISO 9001:2015Quality management · ACPL↗
ISO/IEC 27001:2022Information security · QRO↗
ISO/IEC 27701:2025Privacy information · UK Global↗
Startup IndiaDPIIT · Certificate of Recognition↗- 01 of 06, legislation. 9 AUG 2023, passed. Parliament passes the Bill. A statute now exists. Boards can begin scoping what personal data they hold, and why.
- 02 of 06, legislation. 11 AUG 2023, passed. Presidential assent. Published in the Gazette. Definitions are fixed: Data Fiduciary, Data Principal, consent. Mapping can start.
- 03 of 06, rules. 3 JAN 2025, passed. Draft Rules published. Notice, consent and breach mechanics released for consultation, clear enough to design for.
- 04 of 06, rules. 13 NOV 2025, in force. Rules notified · Phase I. The Data Protection Board is constituted and the eighteen-month clock starts.
- 05 of 06, compliance. 13 NOV 2026, in 11 days. Phase II · Consent Managers. Consent Manager registration under Rule 4 opens: the first date-bound obligation.
- 06 of 06, enforcement. 13 MAY 2027, in 192 days. Phase III · Full obligations. Notice, consent, safeguards, breach intimation and rights in force. Standing compliance is the position.
From the Act of 2023 to standing obligation.
The Act moves from statute to enforced practice in stages. Each node marks what changes for a business, and when.
How Trayambic runs its mandate
A structured, practical path from assessment to long-term governance, designed to make compliance simple, measurable and effective.
Preliminary assessment
From your public footprint and one conversation, we state in writing whether and how the Act applies to you, where exposure is likely, and what Phase One would cover.
Diagnostic & scope
Structured interviews across IT, HR, legal, marketing and procurement. Contract and relationship mapping. Output: a Compliance Requirements Map, Gap Register and Programme Plan. Standardised scope, with no obligation to proceed.
Design & drafting
Notices, consent language, policies, processing agreements and addenda, settled with independent advocates. Security baselines assessed; vendors and customers approached with amended terms.
Implementation
Documents executed. Systems changed: consent capture, request handling, logging, retention. Security gaps closed. Officers appointed, staff trained by role.
Verification & handover
Controls tested. Breach plan rehearsed against the 72-hour clock. Evidence file assembled and presented to your board.
Ongoing governance
Support on requests and grievances, review of new vendors and contracts, regulatory watch, incident support and an annual review.
Feeding ongoing governance: Data Map, Response Protocol, Contract & Relationship Map, Scorecard, Consent Architecture.Explore other practices.
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