CAMS Launches ConsenPro Self-Serve Platform

Computer Age Management Services (CAMS) has launched ConsenPro Self-Serve, a self-service platform designed to help organisations implement India’s Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) framework. The platform was unveiled at Global Fintech Fest 2026.

The platform is designed to help businesses move from creating privacy policies to implementing operational data-protection processes. Its capabilities include data discovery, consent-notice creation, legacy consent management and API-based integrations.

As part of the launch, CAMS announced partnerships with WhiteOak Capital and Helios Mutual Fund for implementing the DPDP framework through ConsenPro. The partnerships expand the platform’s focus within the capital-markets and financial-services ecosystem.

CAMS Managing Director Anuj Kumar said understanding an organisation’s data landscape is an important starting point for DPDP readiness because personal information can be distributed across applications, documents, repositories and endpoints. He said ConsenPro is intended to help organisations move toward operational readiness through a structured approach.

ConsenPro was originally developed by Think360.ai, a CAMS Group company, as a consent and DPDP compliance platform. Its capabilities include consent capture and withdrawal management, data-retention workflows, monitoring and reporting.