Training people finish, and auditors accept.
Role-based privacy and security courses built on DPDP and your own policies. Redacto assigns them by role and risk, chases completion and keeps the evidence ready for an audit.

What the training record tracks.
Every person has the courses their role needs, a due date and proof of completion. Redacto does the assigning and the chasing.
Role-based courses on DPDP, security and your policies
Policy attestations with a signed record
Due dates, reminders and manager escalation
Completion evidence for every audit

Every course leaves evidence an auditor accepts.
Redacto tracks each person from assignment to completion, chases what is overdue and escalates to their manager. Completions and policy attestations stay on record, ready for the next audit.
Courses in the employee's chosen language
Reminders and overdue alerts
Escalation to the manager when a course runs late
Completion certificates and a full audit trail
What Privacy & Security Training covers.
DPDP, security and policy courses assigned by role, function and risk.
Employees confirm they have read the policies that apply to them, on record.
Certificates and an audit trail for every person and course.
Overdue training reaches the manager before it becomes an audit finding.

From assignment to evidence.
Redacto assigns, reminds and escalates. People learn and attest.

What teams ask first.
Can we use our own policies and content?
Yes. Your policies become attestations, and your own courses can sit alongside the DPDP and security library.
How does Redacto decide who gets what?
By role, function and the data each team handles. An admin can adjust any assignment, and every change is logged.
What does an auditor get?
A completion record for every person and course, dated policy attestations, and the reminders and escalations behind any late completion.
See your next audit's training evidence, ready now.
Thirty minutes. Bring one team and one policy, and we'll take it from assignment to attestation.
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