A Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) is one of the simplest yet most useful documents for a small business. It lets you share sensitive information while keeping the other side legally obliged to keep it confidential.
What a good NDA includes
- The parties involved
- A clear definition of what counts as Confidential Information
- The purpose the information may be used for
- How long confidentiality lasts
- What happens to the information afterwards
When to use one
Use an NDA before discussions with potential partners, suppliers, investors or freelancers — basically any time you reveal something you would not want made public.
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