You can create a custom page with the sources and tools you use most often. You can create as many custom pages as you want - one for each focus of your practice. Once you create them, your custom pages will be available from the Custom Pages pod on the Lexis landing page. You can also set one to be the first page you see when you sign in How do I make a custom page my start page?.
A custom page is created one pod at a time. Each pod can contain sources, tools, favorite links, or other items. For a list of pods you can include on your custom page, see Custom Page Pods
On the Lexis Home page, select the Create a custom page from the Custom Pages pod.
On the Create Custom Page pop-up, enter a name for the page (for example, "Family Law") and select Create Page. A new (blank) custom page opens.
Select Add Content. You will be selecting the content you want in the first pod on the page. A page opens displaying the same tabs you see on the Lexis Home page.
Using the tabs, select the content type, or the Federal, state, practice or industry, or international sources you want in this pod. You can select sources that are within your subscription plan or outside of it. Your selections are displayed on the right side of the page as you make them.
If you want, change the order of your selections by dragging and dropping them (click on a source name and drag it to the position in the list where you want it, then release the mouse button).
When you are finished adding and re-ordering the sources, enter a name for the pod.
Select Save. Your custom page is displayed with the pod you created containing the sources you selected.
Select Add Tools.
Select the tools you want.
Select Save to see the custom page.
If you want to make this custom page the first page you see when you open Lexis,
select Make this my research start page from the Actions drop-down menu at the top left of the page.
You can add new pods to a custom page at any time (not just while you're creating the page). Just select the page you want to add to from the Custom Pages pod on the Lexis landing page. When the page opens, select at the top of the page and add content or tools.