Mutual Nondisclosure Agreement
This mutual non-disclosure agreement (mutual NDA) is an editable Word template for two businesses that share confidential information while exploring a possible collaboration. Either side may be the one disclosing or receiving, typically in early talks before any deal exists. Confidential information is defined broadly, covering spoken, written and electronic material, including pricing, plans and negotiation terms. The key clauses are Confidentiality and Term. It is a general-purpose template in the NDAs & Confidentiality category, delivered as an editable .docx file.
Category
NDAs & Confidentiality
What's included
- Confidentiality
- Term
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Frequently asked questions
What makes this non-disclosure agreement mutual?
Both businesses can share confidential information under it. Either side may be the one disclosing or receiving, so the agreement works when information flows in both directions, typically in early talks about a possible collaboration before any deal exists.
What information does this mutual NDA cover?
Confidential information is defined broadly. It covers spoken, written and electronic material, including pricing, plans and negotiation terms.
Is this Mutual Nondisclosure Agreement legally binding?
Yes — once properly completed, signed by the parties, and (where applicable) witnessed, this mutual nondisclosure agreement is intended to be an enforceable agreement. It is provided for information only and is not legal advice.
Can I edit this Mutual Nondisclosure Agreement?
Yes. You receive the document in editable Microsoft Word (.docx) format so you can tailor the parties, terms, and clauses to your specific deal.