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title: Lexpoint products
description: Lexpoint has four products behind one sign-in. Pick the one that matches your workspace, tell them apart by URL, and see what happens when you are more than one at once.
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last_verified: 2026-08-27
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# Lexpoint products

Lexpoint has one sign-in and four products. Pick the documentation that matches the workspace you
are in. Which one you land in depends on **who you are in a given relationship**, not on which plan
you bought.

## Tell them apart by URL

The first path segment after `my.lexpoint.io` is always the product you are in.

| You see | You are in | This is for |
|---|---|---|
| `my.lexpoint.io/app/…` | **Individuals** | Your own immigration file |
| `my.lexpoint.io/employer/…` | **Workforce** | A business you help run |
| `my.lexpoint.io/partner/…` | **Professional** | An immigration practice serving clients |

## Individuals

The default. You get an account, build a profile, receive an ImmiReport, book consultations, accept
a proposal, and work a case with your representative. Everything about *your* immigration lives
here.

[Individuals documentation →](/individuals/)

## Workforce

For employers. A company account holds your organization's details, your workforce, employment
records, and the immigration letters your workers ask for. The people who **run** the account are
organization members. The people who are **employed** by the business are workforce links — a
different thing entirely.

[Workforce documentation →](/workforce/)

## Professional

For RCICs, immigration lawyers, and partner firms. Client cases, applications, retainers,
proposals, billing, and team management for a practice.

[Professional documentation →](/professional/)

## Education

For designated learning institutions. Not yet released.

## Being two things at once

This is normal and it is deliberate.

If you own a business **and** have your own immigration file, you hold two separate roles: an
organization member in Workforce, and your own Individuals account. You switch workspaces; you do
not merge them.

The same split applies from the other side. If your employer uses Lexpoint Workforce and invites
you, **you are not given access to the employer workspace**. You accept the invitation inside your
own Individuals account, the employer sees only a fixed, narrow set of employment facts, and every task you do — confirming
employment details, responding to a letter request, recording a leave — happens at
`my.lexpoint.io/app`.

:::note
The reason for the hard split is privacy. Your employer's workspace is scoped to the employment
relationship. Your personal immigration profile is scoped to you. Nothing crosses that line without
a consent you granted and can withdraw.
:::

[If you work for an employer on Lexpoint →](/individuals/employment/)

## Frequently asked questions

### Can one person use more than one Lexpoint product?

Yes. A business owner can run their company's Workforce account and also have their own personal immigration file in Individuals. These are two separate roles on the same sign-in, not one account with extra menus.

### Does my employer see my personal immigration profile?

No. An employer only ever sees what you explicitly consented to share on your workforce link, and only for the period you worked there. Your ImmiReport, your personal case, and your documents are not part of that.

### I was invited by my employer. Which workspace do I use?

Individuals, at my.lexpoint.io/app. Employees never work inside the employer workspace — everything an employee does, including responding to letter requests, happens in their own account.