
Supported request types
TruePrivacy handles the full spectrum of data subject rights:| Right | GDPR (Europe) | India DPDP | CCPA/CPRA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Access / subject access request | Art. 15 | Sec. 11 | Right to know |
| Erasure / deletion | Art. 17 | Sec. 12 | Right to delete |
| Rectification / correction | Art. 16 | Sec. 12 | Right to correct |
| Portability | Art. 20 | — | Right to know (portable format) |
| Restriction & objection | Art. 18, 21 | — | Opt-out of sale/sharing |
The request lifecycle
Receive & verify
A data subject submits a request via the Privacy Center, a configurable email inbox, or the REST API. TruePrivacy captures the request, sends a verification challenge appropriate to its sensitivity, and starts the deadline clock. See Intake & Identity Verification.
Assess scope
TruePrivacy queries your live data map to identify every system holding data for the verified individual, and presents the scope to the handling team before execution.
Execute across systems
Deletion commands or data exports run in parallel across all in-scope connected systems. Exceptions and partial failures are flagged for human review. See Fulfillment.
Deadline tracking
Deadline rules are configured per regulation: GDPR requests are tracked against a 30-day clock, India DPDP against 30 days, and CCPA against 45 days. If a request could fall under multiple regulations, the most restrictive deadline applies and all are tracked simultaneously. Automatic reminders and escalations fire as requests approach their deadline, so you never miss a regulatory response window.Collaboration and audit
- Stakeholder routing — assign sub-tasks to engineering, HR, or legal with individual deadlines inside each request thread.
- Bulk handling — verify, scope, and execute batches of similar requests in a single operation.
- Immutable audit trail — every action (intake, verification, execution, response) is logged with timestamps and user attribution.
Intake & verification
Multi-channel intake and proportional identity verification.
Fulfillment
Cross-system execution, manual tasks, and responses.