1. Non-Circumvention: Prevents direct dealings between the company and introduced parties without compensating the finder

2. Exclusivity: Used when the finder has exclusive rights for certain introductions or territories

3. Tail Period: Defines period after termination during which finder remains eligible for fees

4. Sub-Contractors: Include when finder may need to engage other parties to assist with services

5. Dispute Resolution: Specific procedures for resolving disputes, such as mandatory mediation

6. Insurance Requirements: Include when finder must maintain specific insurance coverage

7. Marketing Rights: Permission and restrictions on using company name in finder's marketing

1. Schedule A - Fee Structure: Detailed breakdown of fee calculations, tiers, and payment terms

2. Schedule B - Target Criteria: Specific criteria for qualifying potential introductions

3. Schedule C - Excluded Parties: List of parties excluded from fee eligibility

4. Schedule D - Reporting Requirements: Format and frequency of activity reports required from finder

5. Appendix 1 - Compliance Checklist: Regulatory compliance requirements and documentation

6. Appendix 2 - Introduction Protocol: Specific procedures for making and documenting introductions