1. Revenue Sharing: Details how revenues or profits from the collaboration will be shared (used when collaboration has commercial aspects)

2. Joint Marketing: Specifies terms for joint promotional activities and brand usage (relevant for marketing collaborations)

3. Data Protection: Additional provisions for handling personal data (necessary when collaboration involves sharing customer data)

4. Staff and Resources: Detailed provisions for sharing personnel or facilities (used when collaboration involves shared resources)

5. Quality Control: Standards and processes for maintaining quality (important for product development collaborations)

6. Competition Restrictions: Non-compete and exclusivity provisions (relevant when parties are potential competitors)

7. Insurance: Specific insurance requirements (important for high-risk collaborations)

8. Force Majeure: Provisions for handling unforeseen circumstances (particularly relevant post-COVID)

9. Exit Strategy: Detailed procedures for ending the collaboration (important for complex, long-term collaborations)

1. Schedule 1 - Project Plan: Detailed timeline, milestones, and deliverables for the collaboration

2. Schedule 2 - Financial Terms: Detailed breakdown of financial arrangements, costs, and payment terms

3. Schedule 3 - Key Personnel: List of key staff members involved and their roles

4. Schedule 4 - Technical Specifications: Detailed technical requirements or specifications for the collaboration

5. Schedule 5 - Service Levels: Performance metrics and standards to be maintained

6. Appendix A - Compliance Requirements: Specific regulatory or industry standards that must be met

7. Appendix B - Background IP: Detailed list of pre-existing intellectual property brought to the collaboration

8. Appendix C - Communication Protocol: Procedures for routine communication and reporting between parties