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1. Minimum Royalty Guarantees: Used when the licensor wants to ensure minimum revenue streams, specifying minimum payment obligations

2. Development Obligations: Included when the license involves technology that requires further development or commercialization efforts

3. Quality Control: Required when the license involves trademarks or when product quality standards need to be maintained

4. Sublicensing Rights: Included when the licensee is permitted to sublicense the rights to third parties

5. Improvements: Used when parties want to address ownership and licensing of improvements to the licensed technology

6. Export Control: Required when the licensed technology is subject to export control regulations

7. Source Code Escrow: Included in software licenses where source code access might be needed under certain conditions

8. Performance Metrics: Used when the continuation of license rights is tied to achieving specific performance targets

1. Schedule A - Licensed IP: Detailed list of all intellectual property covered by the license, including registration numbers

2. Schedule B - Royalty Rates: Detailed breakdown of royalty rates, including any variations by territory or product type

3. Schedule C - Reporting Template: Standard format for regular sales and royalty reports

4. Schedule D - Technical Specifications: Technical details of licensed technology or quality standards to be maintained

5. Schedule E - Territory Definition: Detailed description of geographic territories where license rights are granted

6. Schedule F - Approved Sublicensees: List of pre-approved sublicensees, if applicable

7. Appendix 1 - Calculation Examples: Examples of royalty calculations for different scenarios

8. Appendix 2 - Compliance Requirements: Specific regulatory or quality control requirements that must be followed