Non Solicitation Agreement

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Non-Solicitation Agreement

Document source-gated restrictions on targeted solicitation of specifically defined customer and/or employee relationships without imposing a general noncompetition restriction. Unsupported jurisdictions, relationships, restrictions, and durations fail closed.

Also called: customer non-solicitation agreement, employee non-solicitation agreement, restrictive covenant agreement.

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When this fits

Use this document when…

  • Supported employee restrictions
  • Supported independent-contractor restrictions
  • Customer relationship protection
  • Employee relationship protection

Before you start

Information you will need

  • Company and restricted-party identities
  • Relationship type and consideration
  • Protected customer or employee relationships
  • Selected restrictions, duration, exceptions, and geographic limit if required
  • Verified jurisdiction source and operative clauses

What you receive

  • Non-Solicitation Agreement (PDF and DOCX)
  • Document preview and electronic signature blocks
  • Plain-language review summary
  • Printable execution copy

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Questions about this document

What is a Non-Solicitation Agreement?

Document source-gated restrictions on targeted solicitation of specifically defined customer and/or employee relationships without imposing a general noncompetition restriction. Unsupported jurisdictions, relationships, restrictions, and durations fail closed.

How do I create a Non-Solicitation Agreement?

Supported employee restrictions; Supported independent-contractor restrictions; Customer relationship protection

What should a Non-Solicitation Agreement include?

Company and restricted-party identities; Relationship type and consideration; Protected customer or employee relationships; Selected restrictions, duration, exceptions, and geographic limit if required; Verified jurisdiction source and operative clauses

Special situations

  • Unsupported jurisdictions, relationship types, restrictions, or durations fail closed.
  • A verified profile controls whether customer or employee solicitation may be restricted.
  • This product does not bar ordinary competition or substitute for a non-compete agreement.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a non-compete?

No. It addresses only source-supported targeted solicitation selected in the workflow.

What happens without a verified jurisdiction profile?

The workflow fails closed and does not generate the agreement.

Can it restrict every customer or worker?

Only the relationships and restrictions permitted by the verified profile and selected by the customer.

Does it decide enforceability?

No. It records source-gated terms and does not provide a legal conclusion.

Can it replace a non-compete?

No. It is limited to selected solicitation conduct and does not impose a general competition ban.

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Last reviewed September 1, 2026.