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1. Insurance: Required when services involve significant risks or regulatory requirements mandate insurance coverage

2. Security Requirements: Necessary when vendor requires access to client systems or handles sensitive information

3. Disaster Recovery: Important for critical services or when business continuity is essential

4. Anti-Corruption Compliance: Required for high-value contracts or when dealing with government-related entities

5. Foreign Exchange Provisions: Needed when payments are made in foreign currency or cross-border services are involved

6. Subcontracting: Include when vendor may need to engage subcontractors

7. Training and Knowledge Transfer: Relevant when service includes capability building or system implementations

8. Exit Management: Important for complex services requiring transition planning

1. Schedule A - Service Specifications: Detailed technical specifications and scope of services

2. Schedule B - Service Levels and KPIs: Specific performance metrics, measurement methods, and reporting requirements

3. Schedule C - Fee Schedule: Detailed pricing, rate cards, and payment milestones

4. Schedule D - Implementation Timeline: Project phases, milestones, and delivery schedules

5. Schedule E - Key Personnel: List of key team members and their roles

6. Schedule F - Technical Requirements: Specific technical standards, systems, and compatibility requirements

7. Schedule G - Data Processing Agreement: Detailed data handling procedures and compliance requirements

8. Schedule H - Form of Change Order: Template for documenting changes to services or commercial terms