Practical, implementable compliance programs — not theoretical legal opinions. Every engagement is designed around your product, your team, and your specific regulatory exposure.
A structured audit of your data practices against both GDPR and India's DPDP Act 2023 — with a clear remediation roadmap.
Enquire About This →Most Indian SaaS companies are simultaneously exposed to GDPR (if they have EU users), India's DPDP Act 2023 (if they have Indian users), and potentially CCPA (if they have California users). This engagement gives you a structured assessment against all relevant frameworks and a clear plan to address the gaps.
The assessment is designed to produce actionable outputs — not a theoretical compliance report that sits in a drawer. Every finding is accompanied by a practical recommendation your product or legal team can act on immediately.
A complete internal AI governance program built around your specific products, use cases, and team structure.
Enquire About This →As AI becomes central to most technology products, companies face increasing pressure from customers, investors, regulators, and the public to demonstrate responsible AI practices. An AI governance framework is no longer optional for companies selling to enterprises or operating in regulated sectors.
This engagement builds a governance framework that is specific to how your company actually uses AI — not a generic template copied from a consulting firm's library. It covers the policies your legal team needs, the processes your product team needs, and the documentation your compliance and enterprise sales teams need.
Risk classification of your AI features against EU AI Act tiers, with a compliance roadmap for your specific obligations.
Enquire About This →The EU AI Act took effect in August 2024 with enforcement phases rolling through 2025 and 2026. Like GDPR, it has extraterritorial reach — Indian companies whose AI products are used by EU customers must comply. The most consequential step is correctly classifying your AI features against the Act's four risk tiers, because the obligations depend entirely on that classification.
This engagement starts with a thorough risk classification of every AI feature in your product, then builds a compliance roadmap based on what your specific classification requires. For high-risk AI systems, this includes preparation for conformity assessment and EU database registration.
Embed compliance into your product roadmap before you build — not after. The most cost-effective compliance approach available.
Enquire About This →Privacy by Design is a principle embedded in both GDPR (Article 25) and the DPDP Act — but more importantly, it is the most practical and cost-effective approach to compliance for any growing product company. Building compliance in from the beginning is significantly cheaper than retrofitting it into an existing product.
This engagement is structured as an ongoing advisory relationship — typically a monthly retainer — where I review new features, product roadmap items, and data architecture decisions before they go into development. The goal is ensuring compliance is addressed during design, not discovered as a problem after launch.
Multi-jurisdiction compliance mapping for companies operating across India, EU, and the United States simultaneously.
Enquire About This →Indian SaaS companies scaling globally face a compliance complexity that most advisors are not equipped to handle — because most advisors know one jurisdiction well but not all three. GDPR for EU users. DPDP Act for Indian users. CCPA for California users. Each has different requirements, different timelines, and different enforcement mechanisms.
This engagement maps your obligations across all relevant jurisdictions, identifies where they overlap and where they conflict, and produces a unified compliance architecture that satisfies all relevant frameworks simultaneously rather than building three separate compliance programs.
Practical compliance training for product, engineering, legal, and executive teams — in plain language without legal jargon.
Enquire About This →Compliance programs fail not because the policies are wrong but because the people building and shipping the product do not understand what the policies require of them. This training bridges that gap — giving your team the understanding they need to make compliance-aware decisions every day without needing to consult a lawyer for every feature.
Workshops are tailored to your team's specific role and prior knowledge. A session for engineering teams covers different ground than a session for product leaders, which covers different ground than a session for executives or legal teams. Available in-person in Pune and Mumbai, or remotely.
Start with the free assessment call — we work it out together.