The term "Discloser" refers to an individual or company that is disclosing its confidential information to another party. It can be used in any legal contract to help establish who will be disclosing confidential information, but one example where it is often included is confidentiality agreements / non-disclosure agreements. Disclosers are typically referenced alongside other terms that help identify who is disclosing confidential information and who is receiving confidential information, like "Confidential Information" or "Information" (which can often be used interchangeably) and the "Recipient".
This one way non disclosure agreement template is to be used in the UK for general commercial purposes. It was drafted from a neutral and fair perspective between the interests of the discloser and the recipient. It is also known as a One-way NDA or a One-wayconfidentiality agreement
This template should only be used where one party is disclosing confidential information to the other party. This agreement should not be used if both parties are disclosing confidential information (see mutual NDA). It is assumed the confidential information being shared is not personal data (which would require a data sharing agreement).
This one way non disclosure agreement template is to be used in the UK for general commercial purposes. It was drafted from a neutral and fair perspective between the interests of the discloser and the recipient. It is also known as a One-way NDA or a One-wayconfidentiality agreement
This template should only be used where one party is disclosing confidential information to the other party. This agreement should not be used if both parties are disclosing confidential information (see mutual NDA). It is assumed the confidential information being shared is not personal data (which would require a data sharing agreement).
