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1. Volume Commitments: Used when the agreement includes minimum purchase volumes or tiered pricing based on volume

2. Exclusivity: Include when parties agree to exclusive pricing arrangements

3. Currency and Exchange Rates: Required for international agreements or when multiple currencies are involved

4. Force Majeure: Include when parties want protection from extraordinary events affecting pricing or performance

5. Audit Rights: Include when regular auditing of pricing compliance is required

6. Most Favored Nation: Used when one party requires assurance of receiving the best available pricing

7. Cost Pass-Through Provisions: Include when certain cost increases can be passed through to the other party

8. Service Levels: Required when pricing is linked to performance metrics or service levels

1. Schedule 1 - Price List: Detailed listing of all prices for products/services covered by the agreement

2. Schedule 2 - Product/Service Specifications: Detailed descriptions of products/services subject to the pricing agreement

3. Schedule 3 - Price Adjustment Mechanism: Detailed methodology for calculating price adjustments, including any formulas or indices

4. Schedule 4 - Volume Discount Structure: Breakdown of volume-based discounts and calculation methods

5. Schedule 5 - Territories: List of geographical areas covered by the pricing agreement

6. Appendix A - Forms and Templates: Standard forms for price change notifications, purchase orders, etc.

7. Appendix B - Contact Details: List of key contacts for pricing discussions and notifications

8. Appendix C - Compliance Requirements: Specific regulatory requirements affecting pricing in relevant jurisdictions