Map your customer data
List where customer data is held, why it is used and who looks after it.
Preview discovery aids →Practical resources for privacy work
Privacy resources for the work on your desk.
Prepare a notice, map customer data or work through a request. Use the browser tools today, or explore the checklists and templates we’re developing for teams.
Resource previews and browser tools. Templates are still being developed. Nothing is for sale, and these resources do not certify compliance.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Tools to try. Resources to explore.
The tools work in your browser. The resource outlines show what future templates will include.
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Checklists and templates
Read six outlines for data reviews, notices, requests and other team tasks.
Browse resource outlines 02Tools you can use now
Open a browser tool and try it with the provided examples.
Choose a tool 03Bring your work together
Combine selected tool outputs into a packet for review.
Prepare a review packetREADING LIBRARY
Privacy work journal
Source-backed reading for handling requests, retention, data inventories and everyday privacy work. Research cutoff: 22 October 2026.
Browser tools are ready to try. Checklists and templates are previews, with their intended contents and limits shown before you open them.
Source ledger →SIX SHELVES
What is your team working on?
Six resource outlines, grouped by the work they support.
Write a clearer notice
Plan what to tell people when you ask for their details.
Preview notice aids →Keep consent records
Identify the choices and records your team needs to keep track of.
Preview record aids →Handle requests
Rehearse how your team would handle an access or deletion request.
Preview request aids →Work with vendors
Ask a provider how it uses, protects and deletes the data you share.
Preview vendor aids →Prepare for incidents
Work through an incident scenario and identify who needs to act.
Preview incident aids →A CLOSER LOOK
What the planned resources will cover
Future resource concepts; not downloadable products or filing templates.
Purpose and data-flow conversation
For: an operations team preparing a structured discussion.
Includes: systems, stated purpose, people involved, open questions.
Limitation: does not determine a lawful basis or compliance outcome.
Source basis: DPDP Act and Rules records, checked 29 Jul 2026.Rights-request tabletop
For: teams rehearsing how to route a request.
Includes: a scenario, owner prompts and evidence questions.
Limitation: timing and obligations need fact-specific review.
Source basis: commencement notification and Rules, checked 29 Jul 2026.Vendor review field notes
For: a team asking better questions of a service provider.
Includes: processing, ownership, retention and evidence prompts.
Limitation: not a contract, assurance or vendor approval.
Source basis: official DPDP materials; update review required before reliance.OPTIONAL LOCAL TOOL
Build a portable evidence packet after browsing.
EvidencePacketV1 remains available as a separate local tool, not a replacement for the library.
Select a checklist
Choose a compatible preview or current tool output.
Add browser notes
Keep context in this browser only.
Export a packet
Use a deliberate local export; raw inputs stay excluded.
Human review
Review unknown, pending and not-assessed items honestly.