Free non-disclosure agreement for contractors, employees, and business partners — mutual or one-way
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An NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) is a contract where one or both parties agree to keep certain information confidential. Use one before you share anything sensitive.
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This tool generates a legally structured Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) compliant with Australian common law and the Corporations Act 2001. An NDA — also called a Confidentiality Agreement — is a binding contract that prevents the receiving party from disclosing confidential information shared during business discussions, partnerships, or employment.
Your generated NDA will include: a precise definition of confidential information (covering verbal and written disclosures), permitted use restrictions, exclusions for publicly known information, obligations on the receiving party, duration of confidentiality, remedies for breach including injunctive relief, and governing law clauses for Australian jurisdiction.
Who needs an NDA? Any Australian individual or business sharing sensitive information should use one — including startup founders pitching to investors, employers onboarding staff with access to trade secrets, businesses negotiating supplier or partner agreements, and freelancers receiving client IP or strategy documents.
Under Australian law, NDAs are enforceable contracts. Courts will consider whether the information was genuinely confidential, whether reasonable steps were taken to protect it, and whether the NDA terms are proportionate. This generator helps ensure your agreement meets those standards. The entire document is generated in your browser — nothing is sent to our servers.
