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1. Non-Competition: Restrictions on partners engaging in competing activities, used when partners have other business interests

2. Third-Party Integration: Rules for incorporating third-party software or services, needed when the solution involves external technologies

3. International Operations: Provisions for cross-border activities, required when operating internationally

4. Marketing and Branding: Guidelines for joint marketing efforts and brand usage, important for customer-facing partnerships

5. Source Code Escrow: Arrangements for source code protection, useful when critical proprietary code is involved

6. Training and Support: Obligations for technical training and ongoing support, relevant for complex software systems

7. Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance coverage obligations, important for high-risk or regulated industries

1. Schedule A - Software Specifications: Detailed technical specifications of the software product or service

2. Schedule B - Development Milestones: Timeline and deliverables for software development phases

3. Schedule C - Service Level Agreement: Performance metrics, maintenance, and support standards

4. Schedule D - Revenue Sharing Formula: Detailed calculation methods for profit distribution

5. Schedule E - Initial Capital Contributions: List of initial contributions (cash, IP, resources) by each partner

6. Schedule F - Licensed IP: Inventory of pre-existing intellectual property brought to the partnership

7. Schedule G - Approved Third-Party Software: List of authorized third-party components and licenses

8. Schedule H - Security Requirements: Cybersecurity and data protection protocols