Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)
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An NDA is a written agreement where two or more parties commit to keeping shared information confidential. Businesses use NDAs to protect sensitive information before entering a partnership, hiring a contractor, or sharing proprietary details with a third party.
- Sharing a business concept with a potential co-founder.
- Onboarding a contractor who will access internal systems.
- Entering early-stage partnership discussions.
- Sharing a product roadmap or technical specs with a vendor.
What an NDA typically covers
Confidential information
What counts as confidential under the agreement.
Obligations
How the receiving party can and cannot use the information.
Exclusions
Categories of information the terms do not cover.
Term and duration
How long the confidentiality obligations last.
Return or destruction
What happens to the information when the relationship ends.
Permitted disclosures
Situations where disclosure is allowed, such as a legal requirement.
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What is the difference between a one-way and a mutual NDA? +
A one-way NDA covers information shared by a single party. A mutual NDA covers information shared in both directions. Claustar guided intake helps you set this up based on what you describe.
How long does an NDA usually last? +
Confidentiality terms commonly run for a set number of years after the agreement ends, though the right length depends on the situation. A licensed attorney can advise on your specifics.
Can I put an NDA in place before sharing an idea? +
Businesses commonly put an NDA in place before sharing sensitive details in early discussions. Describe your situation and Claustar will guide you.
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