I suppose so, yes, but on the other hand, wouldn't it mean that every time an employee left, wouldn't you have to go through every single password (currently 43

I suppose so, yes, but on the other hand, wouldn't it mean that every time an employee left, wouldn't you have to go through every single password (currently 436) and change them? In any case, once we sign off on a project, the client normally like to set up their own usernames and passwords for admin accounts, it gives them a sense of control.