DPDP Act 2023 · data protection
A school holds children's data. Hold it carefully.
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act raises the bar on how schools handle personal data. The controls to operate responsibly are built into the platform.
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Access on a need-to-know basis
Only the right people see a child's data — and you can show who can see what.
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A record of who did what
Meaningful actions on personal data should be traceable after the fact.
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Data minimisation & isolation
Each school's data stays its own; access ends when a relationship does.
Mapped to modules that already run.
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Granular, fail-closed roles. 100+ permissions, role-based and branch-scoped — and the same policy gates the UI, the APIs and the AI agent.
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An audit log nobody can quietly edit. Every meaningful action recorded with who, what, when and before/after — answerable after the fact.
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The Vault for sensitive documents. Typed access grants, share links and a per-document trail keep documents on a need-to-know footing.
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Provisioning that also de-provisions. Google Workspace accounts are created — and suspended on exit — so access ends when the relationship does.
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An honest note
ScholaRise gives you the controls to operate in line with good data-governance practice. We do not claim a DPDP certification or audit; compliance under the Act is a shared responsibility between the school (as data fiduciary) and us (as processor).
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The walkthrough
- Length
- 30 minutes, no slides
- Run by
- Someone who runs a school
- Available
- Across India · web, iOS & Android