Connecting with a business as a customer

Scan a QR code at a hotel lobby, tap a join link on a restaurant's website, or accept an invitation from a gym. Every method produces the same result: you join that business's Client Space.

A Client Space is the business's customer-facing projection. Once you accept, you see what they share with you: your booking history, their amenities portal, your loyalty status, your transaction receipts. That is the boundary.

What the business can see: their own data about your relationship. Your reservation, your purchase history at their establishment, your loyalty points. Data that they created or that you generated through their services.

What the business cannot see: your personal apps, your personal files, your calendar, your fitness data, your other business connections, or anything outside the scope of your relationship with them. They cannot see which other businesses you are connected to. They cannot access your personal Depot storage. They cannot read your Agenda.

You control the connection. Leave any Client Space at any time: open your user menu, find the Space, and tap Leave. The connection disappears from your account. The business retains their records of your transactions (those are their data), but their surfaces vanish from your view immediately.

No business can project into your account without your explicit acceptance.