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1. Non-Solicitation: Prevents parties from soliciting each other's employees or clients, used when there's significant risk of talent or client poaching

2. Force Majeure: Addresses circumstances beyond parties' control, important in long-term exclusive arrangements

3. Change of Control: Provisions dealing with ownership changes in either party, relevant for corporate clients

4. Performance Metrics: Specific performance standards and KPIs, used when exclusivity is tied to performance

5. Transition Services: Procedures for transitioning services upon termination, important for complex service arrangements

6. Dispute Resolution: Alternative dispute resolution mechanisms like mediation or arbitration, useful for high-value agreements

1. Schedule 1 - Exclusive Services: Detailed list and description of services or products covered under the exclusivity arrangement

2. Schedule 2 - Territory: Geographic scope of the exclusivity, including any excluded regions or markets

3. Schedule 3 - Fee Schedule: Detailed pricing structure, payment terms, and any volume-based discounts

4. Schedule 4 - Service Levels: Performance standards and metrics for service delivery if applicable

5. Appendix A - Approved Subcontractors: List of pre-approved subcontractors if relevant to the exclusive arrangement

6. Appendix B - Compliance Requirements: Specific regulatory or industry compliance requirements applicable to the exclusive relationship