NDA Agreement Process

Many listings require a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) before detailed information is shared. This protects the seller's confidential business data.

How NDAs Work on Bizzy

Open a listing that requires an NDA
Review the NDA displayed on the listing detail page
Sign electronically using your account
Depending on the listing's settings, diligence access may be automatic or may remain pending seller review in Deal Pipeline
Once approved, you can view NDA-gated structured details and available external diligence links

What Signing an NDA Can Unlock

Seller-reported financial and operational details that are hidden from the public listing
External diligence links configured by the seller
A request the seller can approve or deny when manual review is enabled

Signing an NDA does not always approve external-link access. Some listings require a separate seller decision.

External Content

Bizzy does not accept or host seller diligence files. It does not download, scan, verify, parse, or preview content reached through an external diligence link. The seller controls permissions at the third-party provider, and buyers should verify the provider before entering credentials or opening a downloaded file.

NDA Lifecycle

Activation — Sellers can activate or deactivate the listing NDA
Access review — Manual-review requests are approved or denied in Deal Pipeline
Expiration — After an NDA expires, a buyer must re-sign before regaining Bizzy access
Revocation — Revoking Bizzy access does not revoke a URL or provider permission already received
Notifications — Sellers receive in-app notifications when access activity needs attention

Tracking Your NDAs

Buyers — Open Home > Buying > Confidential diligence access
Sellers — Use Access requests in Deal Pipeline and configure the listing NDA under Buyer access

Important Notes

NDAs may be legally binding; read all terms carefully
Seller-reported data and external content are not verified, audited, or certified by Bizzy
Bizzy records access workflow and audit state but does not provide legal or due-diligence advice
You cannot sign an NDA for a business you own
NDA obligations may survive account deletion