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1. Non-Compete Obligations: Additional restrictions on competitive activities, used when broader protection is required and can be justified

2. Confidentiality Provisions: Detailed confidentiality obligations, used when not covered in a separate agreement

3. Assignment: Terms regarding the ability to assign rights under the agreement, used when transfer rights are important

4. Survival: Specifies which provisions survive termination, used when certain obligations should continue

5. Return of Property: Requirements for returning company property, used when the restricted party has access to physical or digital assets

6. Independent Legal Advice: Acknowledgment of receiving or waiving independent legal advice, used when there's significant power imbalance

7. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Mediation or arbitration procedures, used when parties prefer to avoid court litigation

8. Notice Provisions: Detailed requirements for giving notice, used in more formal or complex relationships

1. Schedule A - Protected Customers: List of specific customers or customer categories covered by the non-solicitation provisions

2. Schedule B - Protected Employees: Categories or list of employees covered by non-solicitation provisions

3. Schedule C - Restricted Business Activities: Detailed description of business activities subject to non-solicitation

4. Schedule D - Geographic Territories: Detailed maps or descriptions of restricted geographic areas

5. Schedule E - Consideration Details: Breakdown of consideration provided, including any payment terms or conditions