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Also, does anyone know of a multi-user password manager that can have permissions assigned to users? A number of the government accounts we use have a single co
by taxcoder 4y ago
Also, does anyone know of a multi-user password manager that can have permissions assigned to users? A number of the government accounts we use have a single company level login and keeping password changes synced between multiple users is difficult. We currently use one manager with a shared password but I would prefer something with better permissions and history.
- raybb 4y agoHave you tried Bitwarden (vaultwarden for selfhosted)? I'm pretty sure, you're able to share access to a login with just one person. Or make a "collection" of accounts and give that access to individuals as you wish. https://bitwarden.com/help/about-collections/ https://bitwarden.com/help/about-collections/
- zeeZ 4y agoBitwarden sharing requires the use of collections always. It's either in your personal vault or your organization's vault, at which point an admin can see all the entries and assign them to 0 or more collections. If you have strict rules on who can create, access and edit entries, it's a bit painful to set up.
- rtev 4y ago1Password has fairly extensive permissions and can do this