- Principal
- customer-7402
- Purpose
- Order fulfilment and delivery updates
- Notice version
- v2.1 · shown 11:46:51Z
- Receipt
- On record
- Withdrawal path
- Two steps, same as consent
Wheelhouse (Data protection) · Consent
DPDP consent management, with a tamper-evident receipt for every decision.
Consent you can prove. Withdrawal as easy as giving it. Every consent becomes a tamper-evident receipt. Withdrawing takes no more steps than giving, and for a child, a guardian is verified by a stated method before anything is accepted.
Runs in your cloud, on your premises, or air-gapped. No managed SaaS.
Last reviewed
Illustrative. No customer data.
The difference
Their way, and ours.
Every consent has a tamper-evident receipt in a write-once chain, and self-declared guardianship is refused at the database, not in the interface.
Source: Wheelhouse consent and guardianship records
The record
The consent receipt.
Every consent and every withdrawal becomes a tamper-evident receipt, chained to the one before it.
The call path
Where consent is recorded.
- ObserveNotice displayed to the principal
- DetermineConsent purpose matched to registered obligations
- ActConsent received or withdrawn, same number of steps
- SignTamper-evident receipt chained to the record
- ProveEvery receipt in a linked, write-once record
Also covered
- Consent receipts
- Withdrawal parity
- Language notices
- Guardian verification
- Principal portal
Common questions