Discover where personal data lives across your technology stack before you build your compliance programme.
Overview
Most compliance programmes fail because they're built on assumptions about what data exists. DPDP Navigator removes the guesswork. truScanner analyses your code repositories to surface every point where personal data is collected or processed. truFinder connects to your databases to map what personal data actually exists at rest. Together they feed a structured Data Profile — the foundation for accurate consent notices, rights fulfilment, and ongoing compliance.
Legacy data is handled separately: Navigator identifies historical collection points and gaps, so programmes built on old data can be brought into compliance without starting from scratch.

Capabilities
Scans your code repositories to identify every point where personal data is collected, processed, or transmitted. Surfaces collection points automatically — reducing the configuration effort that slows most implementations.
Connects to your databases and data stores to catalogue personal data at rest. Identifies what data exists, where it's held, and how it relates to your processing activities.
Once personal data is discovered, truLM maps each data element to its processing purpose — powering accurate consent notices and ensuring your notices reflect what you actually collect, not what you assumed.
Traces how personal data has moved through your systems historically. Identifies consent gaps in legacy data holdings and supports remediation before the Data Protection Board opens for business.
Discovered and mapped data feeds directly into the Consent Engine, ensuring every notice is grounded in your actual data practices — not templated guesswork.
Scheduled scans keep your Data Profile current as code and databases evolve — so compliance doesn't degrade between audits.
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