Talk to your governance system.
Compliance platforms fail for a boring reason: nobody has time to become an expert in the tool before getting value from it. The Copilot is Shastra’s answer to that.
The Shastra Compliance Copilot is a conversational interface to the Shastra platform. It translates what you describe in plain language into governance state, workflows and evidence you can inspect and change.
Ask, then inspect.
“What's blocking our DPDP readiness?”
Four areas are holding you back. Here's the current state.
- Data inventory82% sources mapped
- Consent workflows64% need attention
- Retention policies71% defined
- Vendor reviews55% complete
- Evidence collected91% of current scope
Consent workflows are the highest-impact gap. Want me to walk through the three that need changes?
Where it earns its place.
Understanding requirements
What an obligation actually means for your specific setup, not in the abstract.
Navigating the platform
Getting to the right part of Shastra without first learning its structure.
Finding gaps
Where your governance is incomplete, and which gap matters most.
Configuring workflows
Turning a described intention into a configured workflow you can review.
Working through documentation
Drafting and revising the records that governance requires.
Understanding evidence
What has been recorded, and what it would demonstrate to an auditor.
What the Copilot is not.
It is not an autonomous agent with open access to your company’s infrastructure. The Copilot operates within the Shastra environment and reaches only the integrations you have explicitly configured.
More detail
It is not a chat bubble bolted onto a dashboard. It is the primary way you operate the product, and every answer maps to something you can open, verify and change.
It does not make decisions on your behalf. Where a judgement carries consequences, such as a severity, a legal basis or whether to enforce, that judgement stays with a person.
Common questions.
How does the Compliance Copilot work?
Is the Copilot connected directly to our infrastructure?
Does it replace a privacy or legal team?
Shastra is pre-launch.
Pre-registration is open, and no pricing is published while the product is still being built.
Related: the DPDP Act explained · the Compliance Copilot