1. Relationship Development: Used when parties want to explicitly address potential future business relationship terms

2. Non-Solicitation: Include when parties want to prevent solicitation of employees or customers

3. Intellectual Property Rights: Include when confidential information may include IP or when IP might be created during discussions

4. Data Protection Compliance: Required when confidential information includes personal data subject to GDPR

5. Competition Law Compliance: Include when parties are competitors or in sensitive market positions

6. Prior Disclosures: Used when parties need to cover information shared before the agreement date

7. Publicity and Announcements: Include when parties want to control public statements about their relationship

1. Description of Permitted Purpose: Detailed description of the specific purposes for which confidential information may be used

2. Authorized Representatives: List of individuals or roles authorized to receive confidential information

3. Security Requirements: Specific technical and organizational measures required for protecting confidential information

4. Pre-Existing Confidential Information: List of information already shared before the agreement date, if applicable

5. Return/Destruction Certificate: Template certificate confirming return or destruction of confidential information