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1. Insurance: Required when high-value goods are involved or when specific insurance arrangements need to be detailed

2. Intellectual Property: Needed when branded goods are involved or when IP rights need protection

3. Confidentiality: Important when sensitive business information will be shared between parties

4. Marketing and Promotion: Relevant when specific marketing obligations or restrictions need to be imposed on the consignee

5. Minimum Performance Requirements: Used when consignor wants to set specific sales targets or performance metrics

6. Force Majeure: Important in long-term arrangements or when dealing with potential disruptions

7. Audit Rights: Necessary when consignor requires detailed oversight of consignee's operations

8. Data Protection: Required when personal data will be processed as part of the consignment arrangement

1. Schedule 1 - List of Consigned Goods: Detailed inventory of goods to be consigned, including descriptions, SKUs, and quantities

2. Schedule 2 - Pricing Schedule: Comprehensive listing of prices and commission rates for different products or categories

3. Schedule 3 - Operating Procedures: Detailed procedures for ordering, delivery, storage, and handling of consigned goods

4. Schedule 4 - Reporting Templates: Standard forms for inventory reports, sales reports, and other required documentation

5. Schedule 5 - Service Level Requirements: Specific performance metrics and service standards expected from the consignee

6. Appendix A - Storage Requirements: Specific requirements for storage conditions and handling of goods

7. Appendix B - Return Policy: Detailed procedures for handling customer returns and damaged goods