Block 1 — Public front-end
A single entry point
LEXPAT Connect brings initial forms and user journeys together in one clear, matching-focused interface.
Employer CTAs
Worker CTAs
Simple forms
Single entry point
Security & compliance
How LEXPAT Connect separates professional matching from legal processing
An architecture designed to protect data, clarify roles and secure the path between matching and legal support.
Block 2 — European database
Controlled EU infrastructure
Matching data is hosted in Europe on an infrastructure designed for access control, stability and compliance.
Supabase Europe (Frankfurt)
EU hosting
Encryption
Controlled access
Block 3 — Matching engine
Business rules and compatibility
The platform compares employer needs and worker profiles without exposing identifying information too early.
Compatibility score
Occupation matching
Languages and mobility
Single permit priority
Block 4 — Introductions
Progressive and framed contact
The platform first limits exposure, then frames what is shared according to the actual stage of the relationship between employer and worker.
Match validation
Limited data sharing
Progressive exposure
GDPR minimization
Block 5 — LEXPAT law firm — separate legal relay
A distinct legal perimeter
When a recruitment moves toward a single permit or an economic immigration issue, the LEXPAT law firm intervenes in a separate legal framework.
Single permit
Economic immigration
Case follow-up
Dedicated infrastructure
Professional secrecy
Separate data controller
Clear GDPR separation
Legal processing operates in a perimeter distinct from the matching platform, with professional secrecy, dedicated infrastructure and its own legal basis. This page presents the intended operating model and core principles, but does not replace the detailed legal documents.
Benefits
Why this architecture protects both employers and workers
The platform limits transfers, separates roles and only activates the law firm when a relationship moves toward a real recruitment process.
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Data hosted in Europe
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Clear separation of processing
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Matching before disclosure
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Progressive information sharing
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Legal relay activated only when needed