1. Residual Knowledge: Optional clause addressing use of non-confidential knowledge retained in memory, particularly relevant for professional service providers

2. Competition and Non-Solicitation: Additional restrictions on competitive activities, used when parties are potential competitors

3. Data Protection Compliance: Specific provisions for compliance with privacy laws when personal data is involved

4. Intellectual Property Rights: Additional provisions regarding IP ownership and licenses when IP is specifically involved

5. Information Flow Matrix: Specific provisions detailing which parties can share what information with which other parties, useful in complex multilateral arrangements

6. Separate Confidentiality Obligations: Used when different parties have different levels of confidentiality obligations

7. Survival of Obligations: Specific provisions about which obligations continue after termination and for how long

1. Schedule 1 - Party Details: Detailed information about each party including contact persons and notice details

2. Schedule 2 - Confidential Information: Detailed description or categories of confidential information covered by the agreement

3. Schedule 3 - Permitted Purpose: Detailed description of the permitted purpose(s) for which confidential information may be used

4. Schedule 4 - Security Protocols: Specific security measures and protocols required for handling confidential information

5. Schedule 5 - Authorized Representatives: List of authorized representatives for each party who may access confidential information

6. Schedule 6 - Information Flow Matrix: Matrix showing permitted information flows between different parties