---
title: Lexpoint for Workforce
description: Documentation for employers using Lexpoint to manage their workforce, employment records, and the immigration letters their workers need.
product: Lexpoint — Workforce
audience: Employers managing foreign and domestic workers
doc_type: hub
canonical_url: https://docs.lexpoint.io/workforce/
app_routes: https://my.lexpoint.io/employer/dashboard
last_verified: 2026-08-27
keywords: Lexpoint Workforce, employer immigration portal, employment letters, foreign worker compliance
license: Documentation © Lexpoint. Quote with attribution and a link to the canonical URL.
---
# Lexpoint for Workforce

**Lexpoint — Workforce** is the employer workspace at
[`my.lexpoint.io/employer`](https://my.lexpoint.io/employer). It holds your organization's details,
your workforce, your employment records, and the immigration letters your workers request.

## The one distinction that matters

Workforce draws a hard line between two groups of people, and the line is not cosmetic.

| | Who they are | Where they work | How they are added |
|---|---|---|---|
| **Organization members** | The small set of people who **run** the Lexpoint account — an owner, and the HR or support colleagues they add | `my.lexpoint.io/employer` | A team invitation from Settings |
| **Workforce links** | The people **employed** by the business — temporary foreign workers, citizens, permanent residents, former staff, and people holding an offer | Their own account at `my.lexpoint.io/app` | A workforce invitation they accept in their own account |

Organization members are **not** a company directory. An employee is never added as a member so they
can "see the company workspace" — everything an employee does happens in their own account, under
a consent they granted and can withdraw.

:::note[Why the split exists]
An employment relationship gives an employer a narrow, time-bounded view of employment facts. It
does not give access to a person's immigration profile, their ImmiReport, their documents, or any
case they have. Collapsing the two would put an employer inside a worker's private immigration file.
:::

## Documentation status

Workforce documentation is being written now. The Individuals side of the relationship — what an
employee sees, consents to, and does — is documented at
[**If you work for an employer on Lexpoint**](/individuals/employment/).

If you run an employer account and need something before these pages land, use **Help & Support**
inside the app.