Tanflow IAM Suite · Capability
Consent & Privacy
Consent is now part of identity. Capture it, prove it, and honour withdrawal - as a governed feature, not a bolted-on afterthought.
Overview
Privacy obligations, built into identity
The DPDP Act 2023 and GDPR make consent a first-class obligation. Tanflow captures user consent and privacy preferences against the identity record, keeps an auditable history, and makes withdrawal as easy as granting - so compliance is demonstrable, not aspirational.
Record what a user consented to, when, and for what purpose, tied to their identity.
Let users view and update their privacy and communication preferences in a single, self-service place.
Withdrawing consent is as easy as giving it, and downstream processing respects the change.
A tamper-evident record of consent decisions, ready to demonstrate to a regulator.
Tie access and processing to stated purpose, supporting data-minimisation principles.
Why it matters
Outcomes you can put in front of an auditor
- Demonstrable consent for DPDP Act 2023 and GDPR
- Self-service preferences reduce privacy-request workload
- Withdrawal honoured and evidenced end to end
- Consent history ready for regulator scrutiny
- Privacy handled inside identity, not in a separate silo
Part of Tanflow IAM Suite
This capability ships as a module of the Tanflow IAM Suite - one platform for authentication, governance and provisioning, built to scale across the enterprise.
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Common questions
Does this help with DPDP Act 2023 compliance?
Yes. Capturing purpose-bound consent, honouring withdrawal and keeping an auditable history map directly to core DPDP and GDPR obligations.
Can users manage their own preferences?
Yes. A self-service view lets users see and update privacy and communication preferences, reducing manual data-subject request handling.
See Consent & Privacy in action
A focused demo against your environment and your compliance requirements.