Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)

A non-disclosure agreement (NDA) is a contract that facilitates the sharing and receiving or confidential information.

There are two types of NDAs. Mutual NDAs protect information from both sides of the agreement. Unilateral NDAs only protect the information from one of the parties.

NDAs can also vary largely based on how aggressively you want to protect your confidential information and for how long. We allow you to dial it up and down with a document engine designed by some of the best legal experts in the nation.

Templates aren’t customized. They offer generic language that may or may not fit your company. You have to do all the work to make the document work for your circumstances.

In contrast, SixFifty’s document automation dynamically chooses the language your business needs based on answers to our question flow. As you go through the guided questions, our backend system builds your fully customized document just like a law firm would.

The result? A superior customized document you can feel comfortable knowing is up-to-date and written by a world-class legal team.

You may want to use an NDA in circumstances where you need to reveal or receive confidential information with another party, such as exploring a potential partnership, recruiting an executive, or considering an acquisition.

If you share information without some kind of agreement to keep the information confidential, then you may forfeit legal protections on that info, including trade secret protection.

Once you create an account you will be able to start the question and answer flow.

If you need to stop at anytime you can return to the question and answers by logging back into your account. Once you complete your document, you will not be able to start the questions over again.

If you need to re-download your finished document you can come back to your account and resend the Word file to your email.

You will receive your finished document in a Word format for easy editing.