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1. Research and Development Exception: Used when parties want to allow R&D activities that might otherwise violate the non-compete provisions

2. Third Party Rights: Include when the agreement needs to address rights of affiliates, subsidiaries, or other related entities

3. Export Restrictions: Required when the products involve international trade or specific export controls

4. Quality Control: Include when the agreement relates to licensed or branded products

5. Transition Period: Used when parties need a gradual implementation of non-compete restrictions

6. Market Segmentation: Include when parties agree to divide markets or customer segments

7. Technology Transfer Provisions: Necessary when the agreement involves shared technology or know-how

1. Schedule A - Restricted Products: Detailed list and specifications of products covered by the non-compete provisions

2. Schedule B - Territory Map: Geographic boundaries where the non-compete restrictions apply

3. Schedule C - Existing Commitments: List of pre-existing obligations or contracts that are excluded from the restrictions

4. Schedule D - Approved Activities: Specific activities that are permitted under the agreement

5. Appendix 1 - Compliance Guidelines: Guidelines for ensuring compliance with the non-compete obligations

6. Appendix 2 - Related Patents and IP: List of relevant intellectual property rights associated with the products