1. Insurance: Required when specific insurance arrangements need to be detailed, particularly for high-value goods

2. Marketing and Display: Include when there are specific requirements for how goods should be marketed and displayed

3. Exclusivity: Add when the consignment arrangement is exclusive for certain territories or products

4. Return of Goods: Include when specific provisions for returning unsold goods need to be detailed

5. Intellectual Property: Required when the consigned goods involve trademarks, patents, or other IP rights

6. Compliance with Laws: Add when specific regulatory compliance requirements need to be addressed

7. Force Majeure: Include when specific force majeure provisions are needed beyond standard provisions

8. Confidentiality: Add when sensitive information will be shared between parties

1. Schedule 1 - Consigned Goods: Detailed list and description of goods covered by the agreement

2. Schedule 2 - Commission Structure: Detailed breakdown of commission rates and calculation methods

3. Schedule 3 - Operating Procedures: Specific procedures for handling, storing, and selling consigned goods

4. Schedule 4 - Reporting Templates: Templates for required sales reports and inventory records

5. Schedule 5 - Territory: Definition of geographical area or locations covered by the agreement

6. Appendix A - Quality Standards: Standards for maintaining and handling consigned goods

7. Appendix B - Return Procedures: Procedures for returning unsold or damaged goods