1. Information Rights: Grants investors rights to receive financial and other company information, typically included for larger investments

2. Board Observer Rights: Gives investors the right to attend board meetings, usually for significant investments

3. Pre-emptive Rights: Allows noteholders to participate in future funding rounds, included when negotiated by investors

4. Tag-Along Rights: Gives noteholders the right to join in any sale of shares by founders, included for investor protection

5. Foreign Investment Provisions: Additional provisions required when involving foreign investors, addressing currency and regulatory requirements

6. Multiple Closings: Provisions for issuing notes in multiple tranches, used in larger or phased investments

7. Security Interest: Provisions for securing the notes against company assets, if applicable

8. Most Favored Nation Clause: Ensures investors get the benefit of better terms offered in future note issuances

1. Form of Note: Template of the actual convertible note certificate

2. Capitalization Table: Current capital structure of the company and impact of potential conversion

3. Disclosure Schedule: Detailed disclosures related to company representations and warranties

4. Corporate Authorizations: Copies of board and shareholder resolutions approving the note issuance

5. Conversion Notice Form: Template for investors to exercise their conversion rights

6. Investment Amount and Note Details: Specific details of each investor's investment and note terms

7. Company Information: Key company details including registration information and corporate structure

8. Compliance Certificates: Templates for various compliance certificates required under the agreement