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1. Security Interest: Optional provision for adding security despite being typically unsecured - used when parties later agree to add collateral

2. Automatic Conversion Triggers: Defines events triggering automatic conversion, such as qualified financing rounds - used in startup financing

3. Anti-dilution Provisions: Protects note holder's conversion rights from dilution - used when there's significant risk of share price dilution

4. Subordination: Establishes ranking of the note relative to other debt - used when there are multiple creditors

5. Board Observer Rights: Grants note holder rights to observe board meetings - used for strategic investors

6. Information Rights: Specifies financial information the borrower must provide - used for larger investments

7. Prepayment Provisions: Details terms for early repayment - used when early repayment is contemplated

1. Schedule A - Conversion Calculations: Detailed methodology and examples of conversion calculations

2. Schedule B - Form of Conversion Notice: Template notice for exercising conversion rights

3. Schedule C - Anti-dilution Adjustments: Formulas and examples for anti-dilution adjustments if applicable

4. Schedule D - Disclosure Schedule: Borrower's disclosures against representations and warranties

5. Appendix 1 - Corporate Authorizations: Copies of board resolutions and other corporate approvals

6. Appendix 2 - Capitalization Table: Current and post-conversion capitalization structure of the borrower