Use an electronic signature service, such as Adobe Sign or DocuSign, to electronically sign an NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement). The steps are as follows:
- Getting a copy of the NDA that needs to be signed is the first step. You can use a template or an online tool to build your own or request one from the other party.
- Select an electronic signature solution: The NDA must be signed using an electronic signature, so you must next select a solution for that. Choose from a variety of alternatives, such as Adobe Sign, DocuSign, and HelloSign.
- Upload the NDA: After deciding on a method for electronic signature, you must upload the NDA to the platform. Usually, you can do this by dragging the file into the platform or by choosing it directly from your PC.
- Add signature fields: After uploading the NDA, the document still needs signature fields. You and the other party can add your electronic signatures in these spaces. Normally, you may do this by selecting the “Add Signature” or “Add Initials” button, dragging the fields onto the page, and then clicking “Add.”
- Sign the NDA: After the signature fields have been added, you can sign the NDA by clicking on it and then adhering to the on-screen instructions. You could be required to enter your name, email address, and other details, depending on the electronic signature software you’re using.
- Send the NDA to the other party for their signature: Once you have signed the NDA, you must send it to the other party for their approval. Typically, you can accomplish this by clicking the “Send” or “Share” button and entering the email address of the other party.