Solutions
Secure password sharing for the way your team actually works
Every team hands over credentials differently. An MSP resets passwords all day; an agency collects logins at kick-off; HR sends first-day passwords to personal email addresses. Find the page written for your version of the problem.
01IT teams and MSPs
“I’ve reset the password. How do I get it to them without pasting it into the ticket?”
One-time links for users, secret requests for client admin logins, and an audit log for when someone asks how it was done.
Password sharing for IT and MSPs02Agencies
“The client sent us every login in one email, copied to three people.”
Collect logins at kick-off with a one-time form, give freelancers short-lived access, and hand everything back at launch with a record of when each one was opened.
Password sharing for agencies03Developers
“I need to send the staging .env to the new contractor, and Slack isn’t the place.”
Send keys, connection strings and .env files as links that open once, or create them from CI with a key scoped to secrets:create.
Sharing API keys and .env files04HR and onboarding
“The new starter’s first-day password is sitting in a welcome email on their personal phone.”
A five-step routine for first-day passwords: one link per password, locked to the new starter, with the passcode sent another way.
Passwords for new starters05Support desks
“Customers keep pasting their passwords into tickets.”
Three replies your agents can save as macros, a request form that keeps credentials out of the ticket, and team rules for expiry.
Credentials in support tickets
Your team isn’t on the list
The product is the same for everyone: a link that opens once, a form for asking, and rules for the whole organisation. The features page shows all of it, sorted by job.