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1. Quality Control: Required when licensing involves products/services that need to maintain specific quality standards

2. Source Code Escrow: Relevant for software licenses where source code protection is required

3. Data Protection: Required when personal data processing is involved in the licensed activities

4. Export Control: Necessary when licensed material may be subject to export regulations

5. Sub-licensing Rights: Include when licensee may need to sub-license to third parties

6. Performance Requirements: Required when license includes minimum performance or sales targets

7. Training and Support: Include when ongoing training or technical support is part of the license

8. Audit Rights: Important when usage-based licensing requires verification

9. Insurance: Include when specific insurance coverage is required for licensed activities

1. Schedule 1 - Licensed Material: Detailed description of licensed intellectual property, software, content, or technology

2. Schedule 2 - License Fees: Detailed fee structure, including any variable components or royalty calculations

3. Schedule 3 - Technical Specifications: Technical requirements, compatibility specifications, or performance standards

4. Schedule 4 - Service Level Agreement: Details of support, maintenance, and service levels if applicable

5. Schedule 5 - Approved Sub-licensees: List of pre-approved sub-licensees if sub-licensing is permitted

6. Schedule 6 - Territory: Detailed description of geographic territories where license applies

7. Appendix A - Usage Guidelines: Specific guidelines for using the licensed material, including branding requirements

8. Appendix B - Reporting ������Ƶ: Standard forms for usage reporting, royalty calculations, or performance metrics