1. Exclusivity: Used when the seller grants exclusive rights to the buyer for specific products or territories

2. Minimum Purchase Requirements: Include when there are minimum order quantities or values required

3. Distribution Rights: Required when the agreement includes rights to distribute products to third parties

4. Intellectual Property: Include when the sale involves branded products or licensed intellectual property

5. Export Controls: Required for international sales or products subject to export restrictions

6. Force Majeure: Detailed force majeure provisions beyond standard clauses, particularly relevant for long-term agreements

7. Insurance Requirements: Include when specific insurance coverage is required from either party

8. After-Sales Service: Used when the agreement includes maintenance or support services

9. Product Training: Include when seller must provide training on product use or maintenance

10. Return and Refund Policy: Detailed terms for product returns and refunds, particularly important for consumer goods

1. Product List and Specifications: Detailed technical specifications and complete list of products covered

2. Price List: Comprehensive pricing information including any volume discounts or special pricing terms

3. Service Level Agreement: Specific performance metrics and service standards if applicable

4. Territory Definition: Detailed description of geographical areas covered by the agreement

5. Quality Standards: Detailed quality requirements and testing procedures

6. Delivery Schedule: Specific delivery timeframes and logistics requirements

7. Warranty Terms: Detailed warranty terms and claims procedures

8. Contact Details: List of key contacts and authorized representatives from both parties