NDA Request

When an NDA may be appropriate

• Long private conversation archives.
• Unpublished family histories or memoirs.
• Sensitive personal, professional, health, legal, or financial records.
• Projects involving public figures, organisations, or confidential business information.

How to request one

• Contact us before sending the confidential material.
• Briefly describe the type of content and intended project.
• Send your proposed NDA or ask whether our standard project confidentiality agreement is suitable.
• Wait for written confirmation and signatures before transferring the protected material.

What an NDA should clarify

• Who the parties are and what information is protected.
• The permitted project use and people who may access the material.
• Reasonable exclusions, legal disclosures, retention, deletion, and survival terms.
• Any special restrictions relating to tools, vendors, printing, or cross-border processing.

Important note

An NDA does not replace the project scope, payment terms, copyright terms, approvals, or other service conditions. DearStory may request legal review or decline terms that are unclear, disproportionate, impossible to operate, or inconsistent with the agreed production process.