CAMARC CONTRACT GLOSSARY

Contract Terms in Plain English

Short, practical definitions for legal, procurement, operations, and real estate teams working with contracts, each linked to a deeper CAMARC guide on the same topic.

Glossary Terms

PROCUREMENT

What Is Procurement?

The procurement process from need to supplier performance, and how it connects to contracts.

CONTRACT

What Is a Contract?

The legal definition of a contract, required elements, common types, and what happens on breach.

AGREEMENT VS. CONTRACT

Agreement vs. Contract: What's the Difference?

What makes an agreement legally enforceable, and why the distinction matters in business.

NDA

What Is an NDA?

What a non-disclosure agreement covers, its main types and key clauses, and how CLM keeps NDAs organized.

NDA

What Does "NDA" Mean?

A quick definition of the NDA abbreviation, common usage, and how it relates to confidentiality agreements.

INDEMNITY

What Is Indemnity in a Contract?

How indemnification clauses work, common clause types, and what to check before agreeing to one.

INDEMNIFICATION

What Is Indemnification?

How the indemnification process works, what clauses should spell out, and how it differs from indemnity.

INDEMNIFICATION

Indemnification Meaning

A quick definition plus what indemnify, indemnitor, indemnitee, and hold harmless each mean.

LETTER OF INTENT

What Is a Letter of Intent?

What an LOI covers, which parts are actually binding, and how LOIs work in real estate deals.

PROCUREMENT

Procurement Meaning

A quick definition plus how procurement differs from purchasing, sourcing, and supply chain.

NDA

NDA vs. Confidentiality Agreement

Why both labels exist, whether there's a real difference, and what to compare instead of the title.

MORE TERMS IN PROGRESS

Breach of Contract and CLM

Additional definitions are being added on a regular schedule. Until a dedicated term page is live, the related guides below cover the same concepts in more depth.

Related CAMARC Guides

These existing guides cover concepts closely related to procurement and contract terminology in more depth than a glossary entry: