Consent you can prove.

Anumati (अनुमति, “consent”) is consent infrastructure for the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act. Your existing system sends one request to Anumati. The beneficiary gets a clear notice in their own language, confirms it, and the record lands in a tamper-evident audit trail.

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What it does

India's DPDP Act is fully enforced from 13 May 2027. The impact sector holds a lot of beneficiary personal data. Anumati helps you get ready.

22 Indian languages

Notices in English plus every Eighth Schedule language. The beneficiary picks; you get proof in the language they actually read.

Verify three ways

SMS OTP, WhatsApp OTP, or a signed image or PDF upload for someone without a phone. Each counts as unambiguous affirmative action.

Tamper-evident trail

Hashed, timestamped consent artifacts that cannot be edited after the fact. That is the section 6(7) burden of proof, handled.

Works with any MIS

One API request from your system starts the consent flow. Works with Frappe, a custom app, or a no-code redirect. Live in a day.

Many programmes, isolated

One account, many programmes, each with its own template, languages, and key. One dashboard over all of them.

Withdrawal and re-consent

A beneficiary withdraws with one tap and a webhook tells your MIS to stop processing. Re-consent on template change is built in.