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1. Exclusivity: Used when the finder is granted exclusive rights to introduce certain investors or within certain territories

2. Tail Period: Include when fees are to be paid for introductions that result in investment after agreement termination

3. Non-Circumvention: Added when there's risk of direct engagement with introduced investors bypassing the finder

4. Marketing Restrictions: Include when specific limitations on how the finder can market the opportunity are needed

5. Dispute Resolution: Optional detailed arbitration or mediation procedures if preferred over court proceedings

6. Force Majeure: Include when parties want specific provisions for unforeseeable circumstances

7. Non-Solicitation: Used when parties want to prevent solicitation of each other's employees or clients

1. Schedule 1 - Fee Structure: Detailed breakdown of fee calculations, tiers, and payment scenarios

2. Schedule 2 - Target Investor Profile: Specific criteria for qualified investors the finder should target

3. Schedule 3 - Required Information: List of information/documents needed from potential investors

4. Schedule 4 - Excluded Investors: List of investors or categories of investors excluded from the agreement

5. Schedule 5 - Compliance Requirements: Detailed regulatory compliance checklist and procedures

6. Appendix A - Introduction Protocol: Step-by-step process for making and documenting introductions

7. Appendix B - Required Disclaimers: Standard disclaimers to be used in communications with potential investors