Know What Your SaaS Tools Are Doing with Data
Your CRM, analytics, support, and marketing tools all access personal data. Connector Scans audits each integration for DPDP compliance, data residency, privacy policies, sub-processor disclosure, and data retention.
Most Businesses Don't Know Which SaaS Tools Process Personal Data
Unknown data processors, expired DPAs, and cross-border transfers create DPDP liability that nobody is tracking
Unknown Data Processors
Most businesses can't list all SaaS tools that process personal data, the first inventory usually uncovers 2-3x more than expected
Expired or Missing DPAs
Data Processing Agreements for SaaS connectors lapse silently, making you non-compliant under DPDP without knowing it
Cross-Border Violations
SaaS tools routinely transfer data to US, EU, and other jurisdictions, cross-border transfers under DPDP require explicit consent or approval
Audit Every SaaS Integration for DPDP Compliance
SaaS Connector Discovery
Automatically inventory all connected tools. CRM, analytics, support, marketing, HR, and finance integrations.
Data Flow Mapping
Map what personal data flows to each integration, categories, volume, and purpose of processing.
DPA Review
Verify that Data Processing Agreements are current, adequate, and cover the actual processing, flag expired or missing DPAs.
Cross-Border Transfer ID
Flag all SaaS integrations that transfer personal data internationally, with country, legal basis, and DPDP compliance status.
Risk Scoring
Risk score per connector based on data sensitivity, transfer location, DPA status, and retention practices.
Remediation Guidance
Specific steps to fix each identified risk, from requesting a new DPA to restricting data fields sent to each tool.
Know Your SaaS Risk. Fix It Before the Regulator Does.
SaaS integration compliance auditing for DPDP Act compliance