NeauraPrivPro is the register of whose personal data you hold and on what basis. It checks consent before a message goes out and closes access or erasure requests inside the legal window.
A data request lands in an inbox. The honest answer today is a scramble across every system and a guess at the deadline. Customers, leads, drivers and employees each sit in whichever system captured them, for its own reason. No one place says which copies exist or on what basis they are kept.
Whose data is held, and under which consent or purpose, sits in one place instead of across systems.
A marketing message is checked against consent before it goes out. Nobody has to apologise afterwards.
A consent withdrawn once reaches every connected system that must respect it. Nobody forwards an email.
An access or erasure request is routed to every connected system that holds a trace of the person.
The record is append-only, so a regulator can read it line by line. Nobody can edit it after the fact.
A larger customer's security questionnaire is answered from the register, not from a war room.
Consent coverage, request turnaround, retention and breach management, read at a glance instead of assembled by hand.
Every request is tracked against the legal window across each connected system. It flags the step that is running late.
A regulator's evidence trail is not a record anyone should edit later. This one cannot be edited.
These are rules the product enforces, not judgments it makes. Anything beyond a rule goes to a person.
Retailers, developers and distributors that message customers and leads. Consent is checked before the campaign, not after the complaint.
The person who has to answer the request, and the regulator, with evidence.
Customer, employee and driver records spread across CRM, payroll and operations systems that each hold their own copy.
A request is answered from the register instead of a hunt across inboxes.
Nothing goes to a person who did not agree to it, or who withdrew.
When a regulator asks, the record is append-only and already in order.
Built for India's DPDP Act and configured for the UAE PDPL, Australia's Privacy Act, New Zealand's Privacy Act 2020, Singapore's PDPA and South Africa's POPIA. The consent register behind our own products.
One system and its consent flows.
Businesses with several systems holding personal data.
Groups operating under more than one privacy law.
It is consent and data-request management. It keeps one register of whose personal data is held and on what basis, checks a message against consent before it goes out, and carries an access or erasure request across every connected system so it closes inside the legal window.
It is a person asking what personal data a business holds on them, or asking for it to be corrected or erased. Privacy laws in most of the markets we serve give these requests a deadline. A business that cannot say where the data lives cannot close the request in time.
No. It routes the request, tracks it against the deadline and records every step. A person decides what happens to the data.
Yes. Every product in the family stands on its own. Connecting it to the rest later changes where a record comes from, never the ability to run without it.
Most projects fail after go-live, not before it: the software works and nobody uses it. So we do not stop at delivery. We advise, build, implement, operate, and only then transfer, with change management and adoption run as hard as the code.
Named, scoped, switchable agents that read, reconcile, forecast, flag and draft, taking the work off your people’s desks and putting revenue back on your books. A person approves every move that touches money.