1. Transition Services: Used when seller needs to provide additional services to support transfer of inventory

2. Inventory Management: Include when ongoing inventory management services are required

3. Quality Control: Needed for specialized or regulated inventory requiring specific quality standards

4. Insurance: Detailed insurance requirements when dealing with high-value or high-risk inventory

5. Environmental Compliance: Required for inventory subject to environmental regulations

6. Intellectual Property: Include when inventory involves branded products or licensed materials

7. Confidentiality: Detailed confidentiality provisions if not covered in a separate agreement

8. Security Interest: Include when seller retains security interest in inventory until full payment

1. Schedule A - Inventory List: Detailed list of inventory items, quantities, and specifications

2. Schedule B - Pricing Schedule: Detailed pricing information, including any volume discounts or adjustments

3. Schedule C - Delivery Schedule: Timing and logistics of inventory delivery

4. Schedule D - Quality Specifications: Detailed quality requirements and standards for the inventory

5. Schedule E - Storage Requirements: Specific storage and handling requirements for the inventory

6. Schedule F - Purchase Order Form: Standard form for placing orders under the agreement

7. Schedule G - Acceptance Testing Procedures: Detailed procedures for inventory inspection and acceptance

8. Schedule H - Warranty Claims Process: Procedures for making and processing warranty claims