Consent Management

Manage how personal data is collected, used, and shared.

Define consent requirements, record user permissions, and manage consent throughout its lifecycle. Maintain traceable consent records, handle withdrawals, and align data processing with declared purposes.

The gap between “we have consent” and “we can prove it” is where the risk lives

$1.1B → $2.39B

Projected global consent management market, 2023 to 2032

This stopped being a checkbox feature years ago — it's an entire compliance category, growing because self-built consent logic keeps failing audits. [1]

1.35B

Individuals hit by data compromises worldwide in 2024

“We didn't have proper consent controls” is rarely the headline — it's almost always the root cause underneath it. [2]

~27%

Of companies report being fully compliant with consent-driven regulation

Most orgs think they have a consent mechanism. Very few can produce the audit trail to prove it. [3]

Under the DPDP Act, 2023, failing to maintain a verifiable consent record isn't a minor gap — it's a scheduled penalty. Violations tied to consent and data-fiduciary obligations carry fines of up to ₹50–250 crore per instance, and violations involving children's data specifically carry penalties of up to ₹200 crore. [4]

Enforce the privacy regulatory rules in your software.

Processing activities aren't just records in a workspace. Declare them in code with the SDK, then let the CLI catch the moment your software drifts from what's declared.

import avaril
from avaril import AvarilClient
from .services import LoginService
client = AvarilClient(publishable_key="av_pk_live_...")
service = LoginService()
@avaril.process(id="authentication_process", client=client)
def handle_login(request):
    avaril.consent_trigger()
    response = service.function_login(request)
    avaril.retain(request.id)
@avaril.process(id="authentication_signout_process",client=client)
def signout(request):
    avaril.consent_trigger()
    service.function_signout(request)
    avaril.deletion_trigger(request.id)

Declare privacy where the data is processed

Define processing activities directly in your application code. Associate workflows with the data they handle, the purpose of processing, and the privacy controls that should apply—creating a structured representation of what your software actually does.

Detect privacy drift before it reaches production

Compare what your application declares with what has been deployed. Use Avaril's CLI to validate processing definitions, identify unexpected changes, and surface privacy drift before it becomes an operational or compliance problem.

Consent that lives in your code, not in a cookie banner

Consent Tied to Declared Processing Activities

Every consent request is linked to a specific, registered processing activity — so “what was this consent actually for” is never a guess.

Verifiable, Timestamped Consent Records

Each grant, refusal, and withdrawal is captured as an immutable, auditable record — the artifact you'd hand a regulator, not a database row you hope is right.

Codebase-Level Enforcement

The Avaril SDK checks that consent is actually being requested and checked at the right points in your code — flagging processing that runs without a valid, current consent record behind it.

Withdrawal as a First-Class Action

Users can revoke consent as easily as they gave it, and that revocation propagates back through the same SDK hooks — so downstream processing actually stops.

Docs That Stay in Sync

Your consent flows feed directly into Avaril's auto-generated privacy documentation, so what you tell your users and what your legal docs say never drift apart.

Data minimization, by design

Proof of consent, without the data overhead.

The consent mechanism records the metadata needed to establish and verify a user's consent. It tracks what the user agreed to, the purpose of processing, when consent was given, and whether it has since been withdrawn, without requiring a copy of the underlying personal data your application collects.

Your application remains the primary store for user data. Avaril maintains the consent records needed to support consent management and demonstrate how permissions have changed over time.

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Developer SDK

Consent notices, consent records, and breach notices all callable from your code

Add customizable consent components to your existing product or use Avaril's hosted consent flows with a simple redirect. Skip building and maintaining a separate consent interface, so your team can focus on your core product.

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Consent dashboard

Consent records

1,248verified records
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Your application

Your choice matters.

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Accept consent

Avaril SDK

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Awaiting consent

A user accepts. The SDK passes the consent event to your dashboard.

Consent Specialization

Handle consent requirements, beyond the standard flow.

Implement consent workflows that account for age, guardianship, and accessibility requirements.

Verifiable Child Consent

Children can't legally give their own consent — and generic consent flows don't meet that bar. This module adds age-gating, guardian verification, and a consent record that's actually defensible under Section 9 obligations.

Accessible Consent for Users with Disabilities

A consent mechanism that a screen-reader user or a motor-impaired user can't complete isn't valid consent — it's a barrier. This module gives you accessible, standards-aligned consent flows so “informed and freely given” holds up for every user.

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