Confirmations and limits

Two rules govern everything Lexi does with your data. It reads freely within your own account, and it writes nothing without asking. This page is what “asking” looks like, and where the boundaries sit.

Anything that changes your data pauses first

When Lexi is about to write a record — a job, a diploma, a language test result — the run stops before the write and a card appears in the chat:

Review before saving, followed by a plain-language summary of exactly what will be saved. View field details expands the individual fields so you can check a date or a title before it lands.

Two buttons finish it:

Button	What happens
Confirm	The record is written and Lexi finishes the reply — Confirmed. Finishing Lexi response…
Skip	Nothing is written — Skipped. Updating the reply… — and Lexi continues without the change.

A Google Doc is the same Confirm / Skip pair. The summary reads Save draft notes to your Drive as “Lexpoint · {title}” (not for IRCC filing). Confirm creates the Doc in your Drive; Skip does not. You need Google Drive connected first.

The confirmation card Lexi shows before writing a record, with Confirm and Skip.

While a confirmation is waiting, the message box locks and reads Choose an option above…, with the hint Your turn — Confirm, Skip, or pick from the options above. That is deliberate: it stops a new question from burying a decision that has not been made.

If a change needs several records, confirming one can open the next confirmation immediately. Each one is a separate decision.

Confirm means saved

A confirmed change is written to your profile straight away. To undo it, edit or delete the record yourself in your profile — Lexi has no delete capability.

The other things Lexi will stop and ask

Not every pause is a write. Lexi also stops when it cannot safely guess which thing you mean.

Card	When it appears
Pick the job you mean	Your question could apply to more than one job in your work history.
Choose the closest city	A place name you gave is not in the locations list, so Lexi offers the nearest matches.

Both offer Skip, and skipping ends that branch of the conversation.

What Lexi has no ability to do

These are not policies Lexi is asked to observe. The capability does not exist, so there is nothing to ask for.

Not possible	Where it is handled instead
Editing your personal details — name, date of birth, contact information	You edit them in your profile. Lexi is explicitly built not to claim otherwise.
Deleting any profile record	Delete it yourself in your profile. Lexi only adds and updates.
Changing account, security, or billing settings	Your account.
Reading your invoices or case payment records	Getting help.
Reading, or writing to, anyone else’s account	Every capability is bound to the signed-in account.
Writing an internal note on your case	A staff capability, blocked for client accounts.
Sending anything to IRCC or a province	No such capability exists in the product. A Google Doc in your Drive is still not a filing.

Where Lexi stops short on purpose

It will not give you regulated advice. Lexi explains what your file contains and what the product is showing you. Whether you qualify, which program to choose, or how to answer a procedural fairness letter is a professional judgment. Lexi will say so and point you to a consultation. For program research and immigration education, read immigratic.com.

It will not quote scores from a report that is not unlocked. If your profile is missing one of the four sections — personal, work, education, language — Lexi does not cite figures from a locked ImmiReport. It tells you which section is incomplete and links you to it, and it can offer to fill the gap with a confirmed write. See ImmiReport.

It will not invent an answer. Lexi is instructed to ground factual claims in what it actually read from your account, and to say plainly when something is not supported rather than guessing. That is a strong instruction, not a guarantee — the reminder under every message that AI-generated content may be inaccurate applies to all of it. Check anything you are about to act on.

Privacy and the record

Your private Lexi conversation is visible to you and Lexi only.

Lexi’s actions are recorded. Every capability it runs is logged, and write actions are logged with their arguments — so there is an auditable trail of what was changed, and when, and on whose confirmation. What Lexpoint stores about you, and how to ask for it, is set out in Privacy and your data.

Related

• What Lexi can do — the full capability list these rules apply to
• Asking Lexi — where the confirmation cards appear
• Lexi settings — the monthly message limit is a separate, hard limit
• Your profile — where confirmed changes land