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1. Intellectual Property Rights: Required when the supply relationship involves IP licenses, technology transfer, or custom development

2. Forecasting: Include when regular demand forecasting is needed for capacity planning

3. Consignment Stock: Used when implementing consignment stock arrangements

4. Safety and Environmental Requirements: Important for supply of hazardous materials or environmentally sensitive products

5. Business Continuity: Required for critical supply relationships where alternative supply arrangements are essential

6. Anti-Corruption: Particularly important for international supply relationships or government-related contracts

7. Data Protection: Required when personal data processing is involved in the supply relationship

8. Change Control: Important for complex supply relationships where formal change management is needed

9. Key Performance Indicators: Include when specific performance metrics will be tracked and managed

10. Training and Support: Necessary when supplier must provide training or technical support

1. Product Specifications: Detailed technical specifications for products or services being supplied

2. Pricing Schedule: Detailed pricing information, including price lists, discount structures, and calculation methodologies

3. Service Levels: Specific performance metrics, measurement methods, and related penalties/incentives

4. Key Contacts: List of key personnel and their roles for both parties

5. Approved Locations: List of approved manufacturing, storage, or delivery locations

6. Quality Control Procedures: Detailed quality control processes, testing requirements, and acceptance criteria

7. Form of Purchase Order: Standard template for purchase orders under the agreement

8. Reporting Requirements: Templates and specifications for required reports

9. Business Continuity Plan: Detailed procedures for managing supply interruptions and alternatives

10. Compliance Requirements: Specific regulatory or industry standards that must be met