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1. Non-Circumvention: Used when there's a risk of the Client bypassing the Introducer to deal directly with introduced parties

2. Exclusivity Provisions: Include when the Introducer has exclusive rights for certain territories or target businesses

3. Success Metrics: When fee payment is tied to specific success criteria or outcomes

4. Regulatory Compliance: Include when the introduction services may fall under financial services regulations

5. Intellectual Property: When the introduction process involves sharing of IP or proprietary information

6. Data Protection: Include when personal data will be shared as part of the introduction process

7. Post-Termination Obligations: When certain obligations need to survive the end of the agreement

8. Force Majeure: Include when needed to address potential disruptions to the introduction services

1. Fee Calculator: Detailed breakdown of fee calculations, including any sliding scales or success-based components

2. Target Business Criteria: Specific criteria for acceptable introductions, including industry, size, location etc.

3. Reporting Template: Standard format for reporting introductions and tracking progress

4. Excluded Parties: List of businesses or individuals excluded from the introduction fee arrangement

5. Introduction Protocol: Step-by-step process for making and documenting introductions

6. Service Level Agreement: Specific performance metrics and service standards if applicable