Professional collaborations open the right page — and no longer arrive with your client list

Independent professionals you collaborate with were also being listed under
Network → **Business partners**, and clicking one opened the venue-to-venue
partnership page. That page describes something entirely different, so a
teacher collaboration showed up as a "Pay per visit partnership" with a
platform fee, a binding period, a notice period and a Pass Access tab — none of
which apply to a person you pay per class.

Business partners now lists partner venues only. Everything about a
professional lives in one place: Network → **Professionals** → their
collaboration, with Compensation, Role & access, Data sharing and Ledger. Old
links to the wrong page redirect there automatically, and the professional's
own side redirects to their view of the same collaboration.

**A collaboration now actually makes them teachable.** If the person already
existed at your venue as a client, accepting the collaboration left them
recorded as a client — so they never appeared in the instructor picker, could
never be put on a class, and nothing was ever recorded or paid for them, even
though the collaboration said "instructor". They are now raised to the agreed
role when the collaboration activates.

**Client data starts closed.** A new collaboration already began with client
search and client export off. Client contact details now start off too — an
outside professional no longer arrives able to read every roster's email
addresses and phone numbers on day one. You grant any of these per person under
Role & access, and if someone still holds one of these grants because they had a
profile at your venue before the collaboration started, the page now says so
instead of leaving a quietly ticked box.

Smaller fixes on the venue-to-venue partnership page: the signature button
showed an internal ID instead of your venue name; a venue that had already
signed an agreement still saw the sign box; and pausing, terminating or
disputing used a browser pop-up that could freeze the tab. Those actions now use
the normal in-app dialogs and tell you when something fails instead of silently
doing nothing.