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NDA to dispute, one standard

The whole relationship, under one body of terms.

A deal is not one document. It is a chase, a trial, a signature, and sometimes a fight. Stitch those together from separate templates and the seams are where deals break. onTerms covers all four stages with one shared dictionary, so a word means the same thing from first contact to final resolution.

Four stages, no seams

The bridge that closes the gap

The dangerous moment in most deals is the handover from NDA to signed contract. A standard order says it supersedes everything before it, and quietly wipes out the NDA you relied on. onTerms is built so that does not happen.

CORE carries a relation-back bridge: everything disclosed under the NDA or trial keeps its protection under the order, as if it had been disclosed under the order from day one. One clock, never reset. If no order is ever signed, the bridge stays dormant and the NDA stands on its own. Pinning it costs you nothing.

  • Protection carries forward with no gap. Nothing has to be re-shared or re-papered.
  • The order's entire-agreement clause is written narrowly, so it cannot extinguish the prior NDA and trial.
  • One confidentiality clock runs from a single point. It never double-counts as the deal matures.

Why one standard beats a stack of templates

One dictionary
Confidential Information, Service, Affiliate. Each is defined once and means the same thing in every stage. No two templates, two definitions, one nasty surprise in a dispute.
One verifiable record
Every stage is pinned by version and hash. A counterparty can verify the NDA, the trial, and the order against the standard for free before they ever sign.
One path when it breaks
Because the dispute terms sit in the same body, the rules of the fight are fixed in advance. Nobody gets to rewrite them once the disagreement starts.

Free through every stage. Pay only when you sign.

Read, verify, and incorporate the NDA, the trial, and the order at no cost. The only charge is the moment a real deal goes live.