Document background
The Non-Disclosure Letter is a crucial business document used in Indonesia when parties need to establish confidentiality obligations in a more streamlined format than a full agreement. It is particularly relevant in initial business discussions, preliminary negotiations, or situations requiring quick implementation of confidentiality provisions. The document, governed by Indonesian law including the Trade Secrets Law and Civil Code, typically covers definition of confidential information, usage restrictions, protection requirements, and duration of obligations. This letter format is especially useful for Indonesian businesses engaging with international partners, as it provides a familiar and internationally recognized structure while adhering to local legal requirements. The Non-Disclosure Letter can be used across various sectors and is adaptable to different business contexts while maintaining its core purpose of protecting sensitive information.
