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1. Non-Solicitation: Prevents parties from directly soliciting each other's employees or clients, used when parties have significant market overlap

2. Exclusivity: Establishes exclusive referral rights, used when parties want to create a sole referral relationship

3. International Payments: Additional provisions for cross-border payments, needed when parties are in different countries

4. Data Protection: Detailed privacy and data handling requirements, essential when sharing personal information across jurisdictions

5. Marketing and Promotion: Guidelines for how parties can market their relationship, used when public promotion is intended

6. Dispute Resolution: Specific procedures for resolving disagreements, recommended for high-value referral arrangements

1. Schedule A - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of referral fee percentages and calculation methods

2. Schedule B - Referral Process: Step-by-step process for making and tracking referrals

3. Schedule C - Approved Services: List of consulting services that qualify for referral fees

4. Schedule D - Reporting Template: Standard format for tracking and reporting referrals and fees

5. Schedule E - Contact Information: Key contacts and communication protocols for both parties