How to Sign an NDA Agreement Template

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How to Sign an NDA Standard Operating Procedure Department: Various Purpose: The purpose of this Standard Operating Procedure document is to educate readers on how to sign an NDA agreement and what to be aware of when signing an NDA agreement. NDA's are used in business to protect vital business information like Intellectual Property or inside information during large corporate mergers. Frequency: When needed Scope: Non-Disclosure Agreements are a common business practice, yet very few businesspeople fully understand the document before they sign them. So, this SOP will highlight the key procedure to follow when preparing to sign an NDA, from both sides of the business transaction. Use this guide next time you sign an NDA, and you will not fall victim to the pitfalls of these agreements. You can also use this guide to understand NDA agreements that businesses sign with their employees or with contractors. Procedure: Follow this step by step guide to understand and fully comprehend the reach as well as the legal ramifications of the NDA you are signing. Party A is the legal entity that is requesting that Party B signs the NDA agreement. Read the NDA properly: An NDA is often a 2 to 3-page document and as such it often is signed without parties reading the clauses properly. As with any contractual agreement you must read the entire document properly before you put pen to paper. Standard Clauses: The standard clauses of an NDA are the definitions and identification of the parties that are signing the NDA. Make sure that your business name and details are correct before signing the agreement. You could become liable for penalties if your company details are not correct or even spelled incorrectly. Confirm that the person signing the NDA is the properly authorized company officer from both parties or it could lead to severe legal and financial consequences. Confirm the PARTY A and PARTY B company details and signatory information is 100% legally correct. Ensure that the NDA covers any future name changes or amalgamation of the parties signing the agreement. This will enable you to track the usage of your shared information by PARTY B even if they change their legal name and that PARTY A will be in control of the confidential information as desired. Confidential Information Clauses: Before signing the NDA, you must ensure that the confidential information covered by the NDA is properly defined so that there is no ubiquity. Regardless of what the confidential content is of the NDA, you must be clear about the reach and context of the information that is being shared. Review the confidential information to clarify that you have all the relevant details that you are signing for