Documentation for data transfers outside India, mapped against the Act's cross-border transfer provisions — built as a living register that tracks actual transfer routes, not a one-time compliance snapshot.
The mapping starts from where personal data actually leaves India, not from where policy assumes it should — vendors included.
Identifying which personal data actually leaves India, to where, and through what mechanism.
The record showing why each transfer is permitted under the Act's cross-border provisions.
Documentation of what happens to the data once it reaches an overseas recipient.
A living record of cross-border flows, not a one-time snapshot.
A process for tracking any country- or transfer-specific restrictions that get notified, so documentation doesn't go stale.
Every deliverable is built to be updated by your own team as transfer routes and restrictions change.
Discovery and justification run before the register gets structured — a register is only as good as the map it's built on.
Identify every place personal data actually leaves India, including via vendors.
Covers direct transfers and vendor-mediated ones — a recipient reached through a processor still counts as a transfer route.
Document why each transfer is permitted under the Act.
The reasoning for each route is written out in plain language, so the justification doesn't stay implicit or undocumented.
Structure the ongoing transfer register and monitoring process.
Built as a living document your team updates directly, with a process for flagging new restrictions as they're notified.
Deliver the documentation and monitoring process to your team.
Includes the completed register, the justification records behind each route, and the process for tracking restrictions going forward.
Start with the transfer map — 30 minutes to scope it, no obligation.
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