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1. Permitted Disclosures: Used when specific categories of people (like employees or advisors) need access to the information

2. Intellectual Property Rights: Include when the idea might involve existing IP rights or potential future IP rights

3. Non-Competition: Add when there's a need to prevent the receiving party from competing using the confidential information

4. Representatives and Warranties: Include for complex ideas or when dealing with sophisticated parties

5. Insurance: Add when requiring the receiving party to maintain specific insurance coverage

6. Publicity and Announcements: Include when there's a need to control public statements about the relationship

7. Survival: Add when certain obligations need to explicitly survive termination

8. Security Requirements: Include when specific security protocols or systems are required to protect the information

1. Schedule 1 - Description of Confidential Information: Detailed description of the idea and related confidential information

2. Schedule 2 - Permitted Purpose: Detailed description of how the confidential information can be used

3. Schedule 3 - Authorized Representatives: List of individuals authorized to receive and handle the confidential information

4. Schedule 4 - Security Protocols: Specific security measures and procedures required for protecting the information

5. Appendix A - Confirmation of Destruction: Template form for confirming destruction of confidential information