Legal / NDA Generator
Guide
How to use the NDA Generator
- 1
Choose mutual or one-way.
- 2
Enter both parties, the purpose and the governing law.
- 3
Copy the draft into your document editor and have it reviewed before signing.
Expert tip
What you should know
A good NDA defines confidential information precisely, lists the usual exclusions (already public, independently developed, received from a third party), limits use to the stated purpose and says what happens to the information when talks end. Overly broad NDAs are hard to enforce; a clear purpose and a reasonable term make yours stronger.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Mutual or one-way?+
Use mutual when both sides will share confidential information, for example in a partnership discussion. Use one-way when only one side discloses, such as a supplier pitch.
Can I sign it as is?+
It is a solid first draft, but have it reviewed by a lawyer, especially for cross-border deals.
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