Iptica has launched the best free customisable non-disclosure agreement (NDA) available. It is written in easy-understandable English, but remains watertight. We tested it and could not find any fault.
The SuperNDA Free NDA permits a high degree of customisation. It should cover any disclosure you may wish to make. If you require an added layer of protection, upgrade the Free NDA to a SuperNDA for only $99 – the only confidentiality agreement that is backed up by a Patent Pending Number. The SuperNDA also provides a third layer of protection – restraints accepted by the recipient; and caters for assignment to the discloser of any intellectual property that the recipient may develop. The SuperNDA is perfect:
Should you disclose information to a product developer or manufacturer, the SuperNDA is the better option.
Insert both the discloser’s and recipient’s names and addresses:
Provide a general description of the information disclosed, then select the relevant information subcategories:
Regulate the type of information covered by the NDA, e.g. information previously disclosed, information requested in writing, and information marked “CONFIDENTIAL”:
Clarify whether the recipient may “use” the information. If so, detail for which purpose the information may be used:
Insert acknowledgements by the recipient regarding ownership of the information:
Clarify what steps the recipient must take to maintain the information confidential:
Clarify whether any material that may be delivered to the recipient is owned by the discloser and whether such material must be returned to the discloser or destroyed:
Regulate persons to whom the recipient may disclose information (e.g. directors, attorneys, auditors):
Select categories of information that are excluded from the definition of “Confidential Information”:
Set the term of confidentiality:
Select the law that regulates the NDA:
You can even provide for arbitration of disputes:
Should you upgrade to a SuperNDA, our provisional patent drafting and filing guide will assist you to draft your patent application.
