GoTrust Launches Automated Consent Management Platform for DPDPA Compliance

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25 May 2026 11:47 IST

Updated On 25 May 2026 11:47 IST

GoTrust launched an Automated Consent Management Platform aimed at helping enterprises streamline user consent management and strengthen compliance with evolving privacy regulations, including India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA).

The newly launched platform is designed to help businesses manage user consent across websites, applications, and digital platforms through a centralized and automated framework as organizations increasingly face complex compliance requirements amid expanding digital operations.

According to the company, the platform offers region-aware consent orchestration, enabling enterprises to customize cookie banners and consent preferences based on user geography and applicable regulations. It also provides granular consent tracking, automated consent lifecycle management, and audit-ready documentation to improve transparency and...

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