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1. Prior Disclosure: Used when there has been any disclosure of confidential information before the agreement's execution

2. International Protection: Include when patent information might be disclosed across multiple jurisdictions

3. Assignment and Sublicensing: Required when there's a need to address potential corporate restructuring or third-party involvement

4. Relationship of Parties: Important when clarifying that the agreement doesn't create additional relationships beyond confidentiality

5. Publicity and Announcements: Include when there's a need to control public statements about the relationship or patent information

6. Insurance Requirements: Used when requiring the recipient to maintain specific insurance coverage

7. Survival Clauses: Detailed provisions about which obligations survive termination

8. Third Party Rights: Include when the agreement needs to address rights of third parties under the agreement

1. Schedule 1 - Description of Patent Information: Detailed description of the patent information being disclosed, including any patent applications or granted patents

2. Schedule 2 - Authorized Recipients: List of individuals or roles authorized to receive and handle the confidential information

3. Schedule 3 - Security Protocols: Specific security measures and protocols required for handling the confidential information

4. Schedule 4 - Disclosure Log: Template for recording all instances of permitted disclosure of the confidential information

5. Appendix A - Contact Details: Complete contact information for key personnel and notices

6. Appendix B - Form of Confidentiality Undertaking: Template confidentiality undertaking for authorized recipients or third parties