The person behind the business

A consultant may present a personal portfolio while invoicing through a company or another permitted arrangement. Dhawal Laheri’s connected vision can support the professional introduction, but a future financial service would need to identify the relevant customer and use case according to its own requirements. The public profile does not settle that question by itself.

Keep the commercial entity clear

When money enters the relationship, the parties should understand who provides the service and who receives payment. The platform should not encourage users to assume that a personal-facing identity automatically authorises business financial activity or the reverse. Clear separation helps the professional present their work warmly while keeping the actual transaction aligned with the appropriate agreement and provider conditions.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

Hypothetically, a client meets a consultant through a personal profile. Before paying an invoice, they confirm the named business entity and the agreed service arrangement.

Make it practical.

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