1. Non-Competition: Additional restrictions on competitive activities, used when broader protection is required beyond basic exclusivity

2. Minimum Purchase Requirements: Include when the exclusivity is tied to specific purchase volumes or commitments

3. Marketing and Promotion: Used when specific marketing obligations or restrictions need to be imposed

4. Quality Control: Important when the exclusivity relates to branded products or services requiring quality standards

5. Sub-licensing Rights: Include when the grantee needs the ability to sub-license the exclusive rights

6. Change of Control: Add when the agreement needs to address potential ownership changes of either party

7. Force Majeure: Include when parties want to address circumstances beyond their control that might affect performance

8. Dispute Resolution: Add when parties want to specify particular dispute resolution mechanisms beyond court proceedings

1. Schedule 1 - Territory Definition: Detailed description or map of the geographic territory covered by the exclusivity

2. Schedule 2 - Products/Services: Comprehensive list and specifications of products or services covered by the exclusivity

3. Schedule 3 - Performance Criteria: Detailed metrics and targets for measuring performance under the agreement

4. Schedule 4 - Fee Structure: If applicable, detailed breakdown of any fees, royalties, or minimum purchase requirements

5. Appendix A - Approved Sub-contractors: If relevant, list of pre-approved sub-contractors or sub-licensees

6. Appendix B - Quality Standards: Detailed quality control requirements and specifications when applicable