When creating centralized contracts, it is important to follow specific practices, including clearly defining the parties involved and their roles, outlining the scope and purpose of the agreement to avoid misunderstandings, using precise language for essential terms like obligations and payment timelines, addressing risks and disputes through mitigation and resolution provisions, adding termination clauses, ensuring confidentiality with non-disclosure clauses, complying with legal requirements, tracking contract status, managing risks, conducting compliance reviews throughout the contract lifecycle, and adapting agreements to changing circumstances.