Professional identity
Your professional profile presents your practice, method and experience under your name.
Understand the practical differences between your professional relationship, personal data rights, platform functionality and commercial terms.
The existing site describes direct astrologer-client relationships, astrologer-set consultation pricing and no intermediary commission on consultation fees. These commercial representations must remain aligned with approved terms.
Your professional profile presents your practice, method and experience under your name.
Practitioner-defined fees and the stated no-intermediary-commission model should be detailed in the current service agreement.
A client can engage with more than one astrologer; relationships are not the same as exclusive legal ownership of personal data.
Clients retain privacy rights. Account access, permissions, data portability and marketing consent are distinct issues that require explicit governance.
Astrologer-branded experiences, professional identity, existing rating eligibility and the published commercial framing of direct relationships.
Bulk import consent, independent platform marketing, client data exports, client access after account closure, review portability, dispute rights and personal-journal visibility.
The astrologer-client professional relationship is not an exclusive property right. Clients control their personal decisions; data access and processing must be defined by privacy notices, consent and contractual terms.
The permitted scope of product notices, marketing communications and cross-practitioner recommendations requires a published policy. Do not assume a promise of no independent contact without an approved commitment.
The provided MVP requirements contemplate clients belonging to more than one astrologer ecosystem. Access to their information must follow clearly defined permissions.
A specific data-export entitlement and process are not established in the supplied prototype. Confirm the implementation and contractual terms before promising portability.
The existing website presents astrologer-set consultation fees and no intermediary commission; read the final applicable commercial terms for any platform services and processing charges.
The earlier MVP requirements envision broad visibility for associated astrologers, making clear consent, sharing boundaries and revocable permissions especially important. The final policy must be confirmed.
Review retention, profile unpublishing and portability must be defined in the platform policies. A public rating record should not be described as transferable without support.
Explore the founding programme, including its benefits, qualification criteria and prototype access options.