A contract involving personal data needs specific DPDP clauses: a data processing clause, security and confidentiality obligations, a breach-notification clause, sub-processor controls, cross-border transfer terms, data deletion on exit, and indemnity. This checker tells you which of these your contract has and which are missing, so legal teams can flag gaps before signing.
Check whether a contract has the DPDP clauses it needs — and flag what's missing.
When a vendor processes personal data for you, Section 8(2) of the DPDP Act requires a valid contract, and good practice requires specific clauses: processing on instructions, security, breach notification, sub-processor controls, cross-border terms, deletion on exit and indemnity.
A quick clause check before signing catches the common gaps — missing breach timelines, no sub-processor control, no deletion-on-exit — that leave you exposed if the vendor mishandles data.
A contract clause checklist with model language pointers for each DPDP clause area.
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