N
Non-Disclosure
Restricts the sharing of confidential product, commercial, or technical information.
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Factory Agreements
Add protection before sharing your product, design, or factory relationship.
NEXUS helps businesses organise the information required to coordinate NDA or NNN agreements with China-based factories and specialist partners.
Contract File
Factory agreement brief
Factory identityLegal entity pending verification
Agreement typeNDA / NNN specialist review
Confidentiality statusSensitive details not yet released
CLAUSE
Disclosure
CLAUSE
Use
CLAUSE
Circumvention
Signature field
Approval
Marker
Marker
NDA and NNN agreements protect different parts of the relationship.
The right document depends on what is being shared, who receives it, and what the factory relationship needs to control.
N
Non-Use
Restricts the factory from using the information or product concept for its own benefit.
N
Non-Circumvention
Restricts attempts to bypass the client and deal directly with customers, partners, or commercial relationships.
NDA agreements usually focus primarily on confidentiality. NNN agreements may address confidentiality, unauthorised use, and circumvention within the factory relationship.
Protection should be considered before sensitive information is shared.
The agreement is most useful before the sensitive information enters the factory relationship.
sharing original product designs
sending technical specifications
revealing unique packaging
introducing customer or distributor details
developing private-label products
discussing manufacturing processes
sharing moulds, prototypes, or formulas
negotiating with multiple factories
Document Index
From factory details to specialist review.
FACTORY ID
Factory identity collection
Collect legal names, addresses, contacts, and registration details where available.
CONTEXT
Business and product context
Summarise the product, project status, commercial relationship, and intended factory discussions.
SCOPE
Confidential-information scope
Define what information is being shared, from drawings and formulas to pricing or contacts.
OWNERSHIP
Ownership and usage details
Clarify who owns the product concept, IP, tooling, packaging, or commercial relationship.
TYPE
Agreement-type coordination
Coordinate whether an NDA or NNN route should be reviewed by qualified specialists.
LOCAL
Language and jurisdiction considerations
Prepare the brief for specialist input on local-language and jurisdiction factors.
DRAFT
Specialist drafting support
Legal filings and agreement drafting may be coordinated through qualified specialist partners.
RECORD
Execution and record organisation
Keep signed files, version history, and factory execution details organised.
A practical agreement workflow.
1
Factory Details
Confirm the factory identity before sensitive information is released.
2
Product and Information Scope
Define the product, files, samples, drawings, tooling, and commercial information involved.
3
Risk and Relationship Context
Explain whether this is early sourcing, sampling, development, or active production.
4
Agreement-Type Selection
Coordinate specialist review of whether NDA or NNN language may be appropriate.
5
Specialist Drafting or Review
Work with qualified specialist partners where drafting or local review is needed.
6
Factory Execution
Support the operational process of sending, tracking, and collecting executed documents.
7
Document Record
Organise final files for future supplier management and internal reference.
What helps us prepare the brief.
Factory information
- legal factory name
- registered address
- authorised contact
- company registration details, where available
Business information
- client legal entity
- product or project name
- intellectual-property ownership
- customer or distributor relationships
Confidential scope
- product design
- specifications
- formulas
- drawings
- tooling
- packaging
- pricing
- commercial contacts
An agreement is one part of risk management.
Agreements work best when they are paired with careful supplier selection, correct identity checks, and organised records.
the right contract depends on the facts
correct factory identity matters
governing language and jurisdiction matter
execution and record keeping matter
agreements do not replace supplier verification
agreements cannot eliminate every commercial risk
Frequently Asked Questions
Next Step
Start before sharing the sensitive details.
Tell us about the product, factory, and information involved. We will help organise the next step.
Start an Agreement BriefNEXUS provides operational coordination and may work with qualified specialist partners. Information on this page is general and does not constitute legal advice.