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1. Assignment: Terms regarding the ability to assign rights and obligations under the agreement, used when transfer of rights might be necessary

2. Severability: Provision ensuring that if any part of the agreement is found invalid, the rest remains enforceable - particularly important in jurisdictions where non-compete enforcement can be challenging

3. Garden Leave: Provisions for paid leave during notice period to prevent immediate competition, used primarily for senior sales positions

4. Return of Property: Requirements for returning company property and materials, important when sales staff has access to significant company resources

5. Post-Termination Obligations: Additional obligations after the end of the relationship, used when there are specific concerns about post-relationship conduct

6. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Mediation or arbitration provisions, useful for maintaining confidentiality in disputes

7. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances affecting performance, included when long-term obligations exist

1. Schedule 1 - Restricted Territory: Detailed map or list of geographical areas covered by the non-compete restrictions

2. Schedule 2 - Restricted Customers: List of specific customers or customer categories covered by non-solicitation provisions

3. Schedule 3 - Restricted Products/Services: Detailed description of products or services covered by the non-compete restrictions

4. Schedule 4 - Consideration Details: Breakdown of any financial compensation or benefits provided as consideration

5. Appendix A - Confidential Information: Detailed categorization of information considered confidential under the agreement

6. Appendix B - Compliance Certificate: Form of certificate to be signed periodically confirming compliance with non-compete obligations