
About company
We built DesiPlat to make compliance less confusing for Indian businesses.
Regulations keep evolving, but most SMEs don’t have the time—or in-house expertise—to decode every requirement. DesiPlat exists to simplify the journey. With practical, self-guided tools that help, organizations understand where they stand and what they need next to embrace the change.
Our mission is to ensure that every Indian enterprise is able to compete in a constantly evolving macroeconomic landscape, with ease and clarity.
Our story
DesiPlat began with a straightforward observation: compliance challenges hit smaller organizations the hardest. SME leaders told us the same thing: we know compliance matters, but we don’t know where to start.
So instead of trying to become another consulting firm, we focused on building structured, self-diagnostic tools. Tools that make it easier for organizations to understand their readiness across areas like DPDP, labor codes, SAP migration, CBAM, and GDPR—without needing to depend on expensive advisory services.
DesiPlat continues to evolve with one principle:
make compliance manageable, explainable, and accessible for the businesses that keep India running.
Making compliance understandable
We translated dense laws into simple diagnostic signals that any team can interpret.
Reducing uncertainty
Organizations now receive structured gap insights they can rely on for internal planning.
Improving decision confidence
Leaders get clarity on where to invest time, where risks exist, and which areas need immediate attention.
Creating internal alignment
HR, IT, Operations, and Leadership teams get shared visibility into readiness—without needing separate consulting tracks.
DesiPlat
Voices of satisfaction: what our customers say
100+
Satisfied customers


DesiPlat gave us a structured view of our compliance gaps. The DPDP Act readiness assessment provided us with clear steps on what we need to do.
— Operations Head, Manufacturing SME


The DPDP assessment helped our team understand where we were exposed and what to prioritize next. It made the law feel manageable.
— HR Manager, SaaS company

