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1. Tail Period: Defines the period after termination during which the finder remains entitled to fees - include when there's potential for delayed investments

2. Non-Circumvention: Prevents direct dealings between the client and introduced parties to avoid fee payment - include in higher-risk situations

3. Due Diligence Support: Optional provisions for the finder's role in due diligence processes - include if finder will be involved in deal execution

4. Marketing Materials: Provisions regarding the preparation and approval of materials used to present opportunities - include if finder will create marketing materials

5. Non-Solicitation: Prevents parties from hiring each other's employees - include in longer-term arrangements

6. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances preventing performance - include in longer-term arrangements

1. Schedule 1 - Fee Calculation: Detailed methodology for calculating success fees, including examples and specific scenarios

2. Schedule 2 - Approved Introduction List: List of pre-approved potential investors or targets that would qualify for fees

3. Schedule 3 - Excluded Parties: List of investors or parties excluded from the fee arrangement

4. Schedule 4 - Required Disclosures: Mandatory regulatory disclosures and disclaimers

5. Schedule 5 - Services Description: Detailed description of specific services to be provided by the finder

6. Appendix A - Reporting Template: Standard format for reporting introductions and tracking potential investments