An NDA-protected link is a gate in front of a URL you already have. The recipient signs, then SendbyLaw sends them to the destination. Free accounts include this flow. You do not have to re-upload a 4 GB video that already sits on your CDN.

This article is general information, not legal advice. SendbyLaw is not a law firm. Have a lawyer review any NDA you rely on.

When a wrapped link is better than an upload

• The file is already in Drive, Dropbox, or an object store
• The “file” is really a live site (staging, password-less preview)
• You want to keep using the original host’s permissions as a second lock

How to do it

On the home page, paste an HTTPS URL. Private IP addresses and credentials-in-URL are blocked for safety. Choose NDA type, preview, sign, send. Share only the SendbyLaw short link — not the raw destination — until they have signed.

Limits

If someone already has the raw URL, the NDA gate cannot retroactively hide it. Rotate the underlying link if it leaked. The NDA still creates a contractual duty; it does not erase a leaked path.

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