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what is a non-disclosure a non-disclosure agreement purpose is to protect confidential information that is disclosed shared received or exchanged with customers suppliers and other parties therefore a non-disclosure agreement should be used when individuals or companies enter consulting engagements service agreements strategic alliances depending on the circumstances a person can either create a freestanding confidentiality agreement non-disclosure agreement clauses with an agreement that covers a larger transaction a non-disclosure agreement binds a recipient of secret information from releasing to a third party or the general public confidential information the types of information that are commonly defined as confidential include business and marketing plans strategies and programs financial budgets projections and results employee and contractor lists and records business methods and operating and production procedures technical engineering and scientific research development metho
