Introduction
If you are a startup or business generally about to pitch to
investors, you may want to have a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) to
make sure that any confidential information you share about your
business model is not disclosed to anyone else without your
authorization.
Or, if you are a small business or startup about to engage with
another party, and you will be disclosing sensitive and key
information about your business, an NDA is a good way of making
sure that this information is not unduly disclosed and consequently
exploited by the other party or third parties.
When you are engaging with investors, suppliers, or even
contractors, it is natural that they will have access to some of
your confidential business information. This could include anything
from your internal business admin documents to your client
databases. The last thing you want is somebody using this
information and sharing it with others or taking advantage of the
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