1. Non-Solicitation Provisions: Additional restrictions on soliciting employees, customers, or suppliers - used when business relationships need specific protection

2. Assignment and Succession: Provisions for transferring rights under the agreement - included when either party might undergo corporate changes

3. Severability: Provisions for maintaining validity if certain clauses are found unenforceable - important in jurisdictions with strict enforcement standards

4. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Mediation or arbitration procedures - included when parties prefer alternative dispute resolution to court proceedings

5. Monitoring and Compliance: Procedures for ensuring compliance - used in high-risk or high-value situations

6. Insurance and Indemnification: Additional protection requirements - included when significant potential damages might arise

7. Survival Clause: Specifying which provisions survive termination - important for long-term protection

1. Schedule 1 - Specified Confidential Information: Detailed list or categories of confidential information covered by the agreement

2. Schedule 2 - Restricted Territory: Detailed description or map of geographical areas where non-compete restrictions apply

3. Schedule 3 - Competitive Business Activities: Specific list of prohibited business activities and competitors

4. Schedule 4 - Key Contacts and Notice Requirements: List of authorized representatives and formal notice procedures

5. Appendix A - Acknowledgment Form: Form for periodic acknowledgment of ongoing compliance

6. Appendix B - Return of Information Certificate: Template certificate confirming return/destruction of confidential information