DPDP-specific clauses and annexures added to your existing vendor and data-processor agreements — the drafting follow-through for gaps a Vendor Agreement Review typically surfaces, though it also stands alone for an organisation that already knows what it needs added.
Language covering obligations, safeguards, audit rights and breach flow-down — drafted as annexures ready to attach, not a general contract rewrite.
The specific contractual language binding a vendor to process data only on your instructions.
Language that binds the vendor to Rule 6's security safeguards as a contractual obligation, not just an internal expectation on your side.
A clause giving you the actual contractual right to verify the vendor's practices directly, not just their word for it.
Contractual language obligating the vendor to notify you of a breach, distinct from the timeline itself.
A clause requiring the vendor to disclose every sub-processor it uses, and to get your written approval before adding a new one — not just "visibility" after the fact.
Contractual timelines that let a vendor's notification reach you fast enough to meet your own Section 8(6) obligations.
What happens to data at contract termination, made explicit rather than assumed.
Additional language where a vendor relationship involves cross-border data movement.
Execution-ready language per vendor relationship, plus the reasoning your team needs when a vendor pushes back.
Gap review first, then drafting, then negotiation support — so language your team uses with a vendor has already been reasoned through.
Identify which existing agreements need DPDP-specific annexures.
Often follows on directly from a Vendor Agreement Review's findings, but works the same way for an agreement reviewed independently.
Draft the specific annexure language needed to close each gap.
Covers processor obligations, Rule 6 safeguards, audit rights, breach notification and sub-processor approval, clause by clause.
Provide language and reasoning your team can use directly with the vendor.
Includes the negotiation brief for clauses a vendor is likely to push back on, so your team isn't reasoning from scratch mid-negotiation.
Deliver the finished, execution-ready annexures.
A final annexure set per vendor relationship covered, ready to attach and sign.
Start with a scoping call — 30 minutes, no obligation.
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