You’ve weighed the options and taken a close look at what this tool does and doesn’t do. Here’s exactly how to use it.
Step 1: Choose how to provide your NDA
Upload a file directly — PDF, DOC, DOCX, or TXT are all supported — or paste the full text if you have it in another document or email. Either path works the same way from here.
Step 2: Let it analyze
The tool reads through the document and extracts the key terms, obligations, and restrictions. This typically takes 10–20 seconds.
Step 3: Review the structured summary
You’ll get an overview, the parties involved, the purpose and scope, key obligations, restrictions, duration and termination details, exceptions and carve-outs, and a dedicated Key Risks & Watch-outs section — the part most worth reading closely, since it’s where things like a term/survival-period mismatch, a one-sided structure, or a missing exception get called out directly.
Step 4: Read the disclaimer, and use your judgment
This tool provides AI-generated summaries for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. For anything genuinely high-stakes or unusual, loop in an actual attorney — this is a fast first read, not a final answer.
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Need to draft a new one instead?
If you’re the one who needs to send an NDA rather than review one you’ve received, the Non-Disclosure Agreement template is available as a single purchase or as part of a Templates Hub plan.
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