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TeamPassword is the simple, secure team password manager designed from the ground up with ease-of-use and collaboration in mind.
Access and manage passwords from the web, on your desktop, laptop, and on mobile devices.
Groups allow you to quickly share logins and passwords with a subset of team members, a group of external collaborators, or even the entire team.
Use your one TeamPassword account to access all of the passwords you need in one place.
Use the built-in strong password generator to generate secure, randomized passwords on the fly.
Add an extra layer of login security to your TeamPassword account by requiring a temporary verification code from an authenticator app in addition to your master password.
TeamPassword's activity allows you to see which Logins are being used, which ones aren't, and when your shared Logins are being updated.
Get notified when important things happen on your team, such as adding or removing people or passwords.
Your sensitive information is hashed, salted, and encrypted locally on your computer, and then transmitted to the server via an encrypted connection.
Owners and Admins can sign up for a subscription by clicking on their avatar in the top right corner to bring up their Settings menu and select the team name.
On the left side of the screen, select Billing.
Select the plan that you would like to change to. Please note: changing from monthly to yearly will immediately charge the card on file.
If you need a plan that is bigger than our basic offerings, please contact support for further assistance.
For a step-by-step walkthrough please view our helpdesk article: How to update your subscription .
Owners and Admins can update billing information by clicking on their avatar in the top right corner to bring up their Settings menu and select the team name.
Select Billing on the left side and then 'Add a Payment method' to add a credit card on file.
If you already have a card on file, the same instructions can be used to update that card.
For a step-by-step walkthrough please view our helpdesk article: Adding a Payment Method .
If you have any other questions or need to update your billing email address please contact support .
Don’t forget it.
When you first set up your account, your account is encrypted in a way that can only be decrypted by your master password, ensuring that you (and you alone) have access. This approach is designed to ensure that no one else — not even TeamPassword Support — can access your account. When setting up a new account, be sure to use a strong, memorable master password and store a physical copy of your password in a safe and secure place.
If you forget or lose your master password, Support won’t be able to reset it or recover your data. If you are sure that you have forgotten your master password, removing your account will allow you to receive a new invitation using your primary email address (if you desire).
Please contact support if you have lost or forgotten your master password.
No! TeamPassword has an import tool that makes importing logins from CSV a breeze.
Any team member can import logins, however, only Admins can create new groups during this process.
To import logins as a team member, click on your avatar in the upper right corner and under Your Account, select Settings. Then, in the menu on the left, select Import Accounts.
To import logins as an Admin, click on your team’s name in the upper right corner. Then, in the menu on the left, select Import Accounts.
The Import Accounts page has detailed instructions on how the data in your CSV should be arranged and also includes an example template. When you’re ready, click the Import CSV button.
The Bulk Importer will pop up. If you’re not seeing this screen, please make sure to check your pop-up settings. On the Importer, there are two ways you can import records. Use the button to Upload your data from your CSV file.
For a step-by-step walkthrough of how to import your logins please view our helpdesk article: Importing Using a CSV .
Yes! Two-factor authentication (2FA) provides an extra layer of security for your account, and is recommended for all users.
To set up 2FA, browse to your settings page and select 'Two-Factor Authentication' on the left side. Click to turn on and scan the QR code with Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, or any other OTP app. Enter the generated code and 2FA will be turned on.
While you’re here, download a set of backup codes which will give you access if you ever lose access to your phone or authenticator app. Ensure you safeguard these codes as they will allow someone to bypass the 2FA on your account.
For a step-by-step walkthrough read our helpdesk article: Setting Up 2FA .
TeamPassword can do that!
If you’re an Owner or Admin, you can manage your organization’s two-factor authentication (2FA) settings from the Manage Team page.
Before enabling enforcement for the entire organization, the Owner or Admin must have 2FA enabled on their own account.
Once enforcement is enabled, any users who haven’t set up 2FA will be redirected to their Settings page and shown a message prompting them to enable it. They won’t be able to use TeamPassword until they do.
For a step-by-step guide on how Owners and Admins can require 2FA for their entire organization, check out our help article: Enforcing 2FA for the Entire Organization .
Yes! TeamPassword supports Google Sign-In.
Google Sign-In is a quicker and more secure way for Google users to access their TeamPassword account. It also simplifies administrative onboarding and offboarding.
To set up Google Sign-In, go to your settings page and select 'Link Google Account.' If you're signed into a Google account, you'll be redirected back to TeamPassword with that account selected. If you have multiple Google accounts, make sure you choose the one with the same email address as your TeamPassword account.
After selecting a Google account, you'll be prompted to confirm before we link it to your TeamPassword account. For security reasons, your Google Account email must match your TeamPassword account email. You can always disable Google Sign-In later if you prefer to just sign in with a password.
Have questions? Ask support !
Need single sign-on for a different service? Contact support and let us know!
Yes! TeamPassword uses AES 256-bit encryption. Data is hashed, salted, and encrypted locally on your computer before being transmitted to the server via an encrypted connection. And our hosting providers are accredited with the industry's best standards.
We follow secure protocol when deploying code and updates, and provide frequent vulnerability sweeps to scan our systems for viruses and ensure there are no backdoors leading to your sensitive data.
We also have back-end fraud analytics and protection against denial-of-service attacks, data breaches, and bot attacks.
Want to know more? Ask support !
TeamPassword has apps available for iOS and Android. Our mobile apps enable users to login and access their records using their username and master password or Google Single Sign-On.
For more information about where to find and how to use our mobile apps, please read our helpdesk article: TeamPassword Mobile App .
TeamPassword also has browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Mozilla, and Edge. Need help finding them? Ask support !
