Legal Documents
Overview
To protect sensitive bid information, Fairmarkit allows admins to require suppliers to agree to Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) and Terms & Conditions (T&Cs) during the sourcing event —
Before accessing detailed RFx content.
Before submitting the RFx.
How Legal Documents Work in Fairmarkit
Document Types:
NDA – Protects confidential information
T&Cs – Defines terms under which the bid is submitted
Storage: Legal documents are stored at the Company level and can be applied as Defaults in templates.
Assignment: Defaults can be applied automatically, or sourcing managers can select from approved versions.
Admin Experience

Admins can:
Add Legal Documents
Go to Admin → Legal Docs
Click Add New
Select Type = NDA or T&Cs
Enter:
Name
Description
Paste text or upload a file.
Save.

Manage Legal Documents
Edit – Update document text or description
Print – Print format for your document
Delete – Remove if no longer in use

Set Defaults
At the Template Level you can determine the desired Legal Docs– For specific sourcing types (e.g., “All SaaS sourcing events use SaaS NDA”)
Permissions
Allow or prevent sourcing managers from changing assigned documents
Buyer Experience
Default Assignment: Receives standard NDA & T&Cs automatically per template.
Optional Selection: If permitted by admin, can select alternative versions that better fit the event.
Supplier Experience
Suppliers:
Review Legal Documents – Before accessing event details (configurable at company/event level)
Agree or Reject – Must agree to proceed
Ask Questions – May send clarifying questions to sourcing manager (if enabled)
Impact of Rejection: Cannot view or submit bid on the event unless agreement is given
Common Configurations
NDA & T&Cs required before viewing bid details
Suppliers see only title, description, due date until agreement
NDA/T&Cs required before bid submission
Suppliers can see details but must agree before submitting
NDA/T&Cs optional
No legal document gating
Best Practices
Maintain multiple versions of NDAs & T&Cs for different sourcing categories
Always set a default NDA and T&Cs to avoid missing legal coverage
Keep descriptions clear so sourcing managers select the correct version
Review supplier NDA/T&Cs history before inviting to sensitive events (future enhancement)
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