Create a Lexkeep account
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Creating a Lexkeep account is straightforward. During registration, you provide your contact details, select how you plan to use Lexkeep, and create the account details for your organization or team.
After you register, Lexkeep sends a verification link to your email address. You must verify your email to activate your account.
Create an account with email and password
- Open the Lexkeep registration page.
- Enter your name and email address.
- Select the use case that best describes how you will use Lexkeep, such as:
- Legal professional
- Non-legal professional
- Create a password and enter it again to confirm it. Your password must contain at least eight characters, including:
- A letter
- A number
- A symbol
Enter your organization, firm, or team name in the Workspace Name field.
The registration form uses the label Workspace Name. In Lexkeep, your controlled document-management environment is referred to as a cohort after your account is created.
Optionally enter a unique handle for your account.
A handle can help identify your account, eg other users or your team members can use it to find you on Lexkeep for secure E2EE messaging. If you leave this field empty, Lexkeep automatically generates one for you.
- Select Register after completing the required fields.
Verify your email address
After registration, Lexkeep sends a verification email to the address you provided.
- Open the verification email.
- Select the verification link.
- Complete any remaining confirmation steps.
Your account is activated once your email address has been verified.
If you cannot find the email, check your spam or junk folder. Make sure you registered using the correct email address before requesting another verification link.
Create an account with single sign-on
If your Lexkeep subscription or organization supports single sign-on (SSO), you may be able to create or access your account using your organization’s identity provider instead of creating a separate Lexkeep password.
SSO availability depends on your organization’s configuration. If you do not see an SSO option, contact your organization’s Lexkeep administrator.
