Password Log
Password Log replaces the spreadsheet and the chat thread your team currently shares credentials in. The dashboard reports what's stored, what's weak, and what changed, while groups let you share with a department rather than a list of names. Permissions set view, edit, and re-share rights at group and item level, connectors keep credentials in step with the services that use them, and organization-wide settings enforce your password policy, two-factor authentication, and how long deleted items are kept.
Powerful modules, built for teams
Each module is designed to be composable: pick what you need, scale as you grow, and integrate with your existing workflows. Below you'll find an expanded view of every module, quick stats, integrations, and a short FAQ to help your evaluation.
(1) Dashboard
Everything stored in the vault at a glance — what's shared, what's weak, and what changed recently.
All Passwords
Password Strength
Recent Activity
Expiring Credentials
Deleted Passwords
Quick Search
Add your first credentials and the dashboard starts reporting strength, sharing, and recent activity.
(2) All Groups
Share credentials with a team rather than a list of names, so access follows the role, not the person.
Create a Group
Add & Remove Members
Departments & People
Group-based Sharing
Bulk Assignment
Group Activity
Create a group for a department, add its members, then share credentials with the group instead of each person.
(3) Permissions
Who can view, edit, or re-share each credential — set per group and per item.
Role-based Access
View, Edit & Share Rights
Group-level Permissions
Item-level Permissions
Access Review
Audit Trail
Set the default rights for each group, then tighten or loosen individual items where they differ.
(4) Connectors
Link the services your team signs into, so credentials stay in step with the tools that use them.
Connect a Service
Credential Sync
API Access & Tokens
Connection Health
Event Log
Add a connector, authorize it once, and its credentials stay in sync with the vault.
(5) Settings
The rules the vault runs by — password requirements, two-factor, session limits, and how long deleted items are kept.
Password Policy
Two-factor Authentication
Session & Timeout Rules
Recovery Options
Audit Log Retention
Billing & Plan
Set your password policy and turn on two-factor authentication before you invite the rest of the team.
Integrations & exports
Our system seamlessly integrates with a wide range of third-party applications, enabling smooth data exchange across platforms. Whether it’s syncing with accounting software, CRMs, or analytics tools, integrations help streamline workflows and improve productivity.
Google Work Space
Google Drive
One Drive
Frequently asked
What does the dashboard show?
Everything in the vault at a glance — all passwords, their strength, recent activity, expiring credentials, and what's been deleted.
Why share with a group instead of a person?
Access follows the role. Add someone to the department group and they get every credential that group holds — remove them and it's revoked in one step.
Can we stop someone re-sharing a credential?
Yes. View, edit, and share rights are set separately, at group level or on an individual item.
Can we enforce two-factor authentication?
Yes. Two-factor authentication, password requirements, and session timeouts are set for the whole organization in Settings.
What are connectors for?
They link the services your team signs into, so shared credentials stay in sync and you can see each connection's health.
Is there a record of who opened what?
Yes. Activity is logged across the vault, and audit log retention is set alongside your other security rules.