Compliance

GDPR Compliance Consulting

Indian companies serving EU customers, processing EU employee data or offering services to EU users fall within the territorial scope of GDPR. We help you build a single, unified privacy program that satisfies both the DPDP Act and GDPR — including Article 27 representation, lawful cross-border transfers and a defensible Records of Processing Activities.

What's included

A scoped engagement with concrete deliverables — not a slide deck.

GDPR gap assessment

Diagnostic against every operative GDPR article relevant to your business model.

Cross-border transfer mechanism

Standard Contractual Clauses, Transfer Impact Assessments and supplementary measures for India ↔ EU flows.

EU representative (Art. 27)

Network introductions and process to appoint an EU representative where required.

DPIAs & ROPA

GDPR-grade DPIAs and Article 30 Records of Processing Activities harmonised with DPDP RoPA.

Unified DPDP + GDPR program

One control framework that maps to both regimes — no duplicate work, no conflicting policies.

Our approach

A repeatable four-stage method, calibrated to your business.

  1. 01

    Scope

    Confirm GDPR applicability across your product, employee and vendor data flows.

  2. 02

    Assess

    Article-by-article gap assessment with India context.

  3. 03

    Remediate

    Implement transfer mechanisms, notices, DSR workflows and DPIA cadence.

  4. 04

    Sustain

    Quarterly reviews, supervisory authority readiness and refresher training.

Who it's for

Engagement profiles where we add the most value.

  • Indian SaaS selling to EU customers
  • Global Capability Centres (GCCs) processing EU employee data from India
  • Outsourcing and BPO firms acting as Processors for EU controllers
  • Companies with EU subsidiaries or joint ventures

Frequently asked questions

Does GDPR apply to an Indian company?+

Yes, if you offer goods or services to individuals in the EU, monitor their behaviour, or process EU personal data on behalf of an EU controller. Many Indian SaaS, BPO and GCC operations are in scope.

Can one program cover both DPDP Act and GDPR?+

Yes — and it's strongly recommended. We build a unified control framework with regime-specific overlays for the few areas where DPDP and GDPR genuinely diverge, such as consent for children and breach reporting timelines.

What's a Transfer Impact Assessment?+

After Schrems II, GDPR requires controllers transferring data outside the EU to assess whether the destination country's surveillance laws undermine the protection promised by SCCs, and to apply supplementary measures if needed. We run these assessments for India-bound transfers.

Ready to make gdpr a competitive advantage?

Book a free 30-minute consultation with Primitra. We'll review your current posture and outline the fastest path to a defensible, audit-ready program.