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1. Quality Control: Used when collaboration involves manufacturing or product development, specifying quality standards and testing procedures

2. Marketing and Promotion: Include when parties will jointly market or promote products

3. Distribution Rights: Necessary when agreement includes distribution arrangements for collaborative products

4. Data Protection: Required when collaboration involves handling personal or sensitive data

5. Research and Development: Include for collaborations focused on product development or innovation

6. Manufacturing Terms: Needed when one party will manufacture products for the collaboration

7. Territory Rights: Used when collaboration is limited to specific geographic regions

8. Regulatory Compliance: Include for heavily regulated industries or products

9. Insurance Requirements: Add when specific insurance coverage is needed for the collaboration

10. Force Majeure: Optional but recommended for long-term collaborations to address unforeseen circumstances

1. Product Specifications: Detailed technical specifications of products covered by the collaboration

2. Project Timeline: Milestones, deadlines, and delivery schedules

3. Financial Schedule: Detailed breakdown of costs, revenue sharing, and payment terms

4. Quality Standards: Specific quality requirements, testing procedures, and acceptance criteria

5. Background IP: List of pre-existing intellectual property brought to the collaboration

6. Approved Subcontractors: List of pre-approved third parties who may be engaged

7. Technical Requirements: Detailed technical specifications and requirements

8. Marketing Guidelines: Brand guidelines and marketing requirements

9. Service Levels: Performance metrics and service level requirements

10. Contact Details: Key personnel and contact information for both parties