| 1Password | 1Password Business documents role-based vault sharing and permissions.[1] | 1Password Business provisions users and groups through named identity providers.[1] | 1Password Business reports on usage and account activity.[1] | Not documented[2] |
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| Bitwarden | Bitwarden user groups grant permissions to specific collections and access controls.[3] | Bitwarden documents automated user provisioning with SCIM.[3] | Bitwarden documents event logs for organization activity.[3] | Not documented[3] |
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| Keeper | Keeper documents team folders with team and user permissions.[4] | Keeper Enterprise documents SCIM provisioning, directory sync, and SSO/SAML.[4] | Keeper activity logs include password changes, logins, and record sharing.[5] | Not documented[5] |
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| Zoho Vault | Zoho Vault documents granular controls over who can see shared passwords.[6] | Zoho Vault documents synchronizing users and groups from Azure and Google Workspace.[7] | Zoho Vault documents real-time audit trails.[6] | Not documented[6] |
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| Dashlane | Dashlane documents team- or project-based credential groups with granular access controls.[8] | Dashlane documents SAML login and automated user provisioning.[8] | Dashlane encrypted audit logs track credential-sharing activity.[8] | Not documented[8] |
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| LastPass | LastPass documents shared-password permissions by user group.[9] | LastPass documents automated provisioning for business identity management.[9] | LastPass lists Splunk and Azure Sentinel SIEM integrations for audit reporting.[9] | Not documented[9] |
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| RoboForm for Business | RoboForm Business provides granular credential-sharing permissions for teams.[10] | RoboForm Business lists SSO and SCIM provisioning with named identity providers.[10] | RoboForm Business includes exportable activity logs and reports.[10] | Not documented[10] |
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| Passbolt | Passbolt documents private and shared folders with user and group management.[11] | Passbolt Pro lists LDAP user and group provisioning.[11] | Passbolt Pro lists activity logs for password changes.[11] | Not documented[12] |
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| Psono | Psono supports group-based sharing and access permissions on shared items.[13] | Psono supports YubiKey, Duo, TOTP apps, and FIDO WebAuthn or passkeys for multifactor authentication.[13] | Not documented[14] | Not documented[14] |
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| Password Depot | Password Depot documents organizational password sharing and access management.[15] | Password Depot documents SCIM provisioning and deprovisioning.[15] | Password Depot documents entry access history and audit logs.[15] | Not documented[15] |
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| Passwork | Passwork lists role-based access and secure password sharing for teams.[16] [16] | Passwork lists LDAP and SSO integration for administrators.[16] | Passwork lists administrative audit logs and trails.[16] | Not documented[16] |
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| Proton Pass for Business | Proton Pass for Business documents shared vaults and administrator policies.[17] | Pass Professional adds single sign-on and SCIM.[17] | Proton Pass Professional includes detailed activity logs.[17] | Not documented[17] |
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| Securden Password Vault for Enterprises | Securden documents granular access sharing and role-based access controls.[18] | Securden documents Active Directory user provisioning and SAML SSO.[19] | Securden says administrators can audit, monitor, and record activity.[19] | Not documented[19] |
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| Pleasant Password Server | Administrators can control access to individual passwords or folders.[20] | Pleasant Password Server documents authenticator app, hardware key, RADIUS, and email two-factor options.[20] | The vendor documents encrypted audit events and forwarding logs to Syslog.[20] | Not documented[21] |
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| LockSelf LockPass | LockSelf lists personal and shared digital vaults for Starter.[22] | Not documented[23] | LockSelf lists administrator monitoring and traceability of actions.[22] | The Starter shared cloud is listed as hosted in France by Scaleway.[22] |
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| PassCamp | PassCamp says each individual item has its own vault that can be managed, shared, and tracked.[24] | PassCamp lists two-factor authentication as a product feature.[24] | Not documented[24] | PassCamp states its cloud manager is hosted in a Google Cloud Platform data center in Belgium.[25] |
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| Teampass | Teampass documents folder-level access control for its collaborative vault.[26] | Not documented[26] | Not documented[26] | Not documented[26] |
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| TeamPassword | TeamPassword lets teams organize members into groups and control access to passwords and projects.[27] | TeamPassword documents two-factor authentication for vault access.[27] | TeamPassword documents activity logs that track team activity and changes.[27] | Not documented[28] |
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| Uniqkey | UniqPass documents sharing passwords with a team and separate work and personal vaults.[29] | Uniqkey lists SCIM and an Azure AD SCIM 2.0 integration.[29] [30] | Uniqkey lists an audit log and access restrictions.[29] | Not documented[29] |
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| Enpass | Enpass Business vaults can be shared with team members and organizational groups, with view-only or editing permissions.[31] [32] | Enpass documents automated user provisioning and deprovisioning through an identity provider.[33] | Enpass Hub provides admin audit trails and SIEM integration for user activity.[34] | Not documented[35] |
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| Password Boss | Password Boss describes secure password sharing for MSP teams managing client accounts.[36] | Password Boss lists two-factor authentication for all members.[36] | Password Boss lists usage and audit logs in its centralized MSP reports.[36] | Not documented[36] |
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| Passwordstate | Not documented[37] | Passwordstate lists Microsoft Entra ID and Active Directory integrated authentication.[37] | Not documented[37] | Click Studios says customers retain control of infrastructure and data residency.[37] |
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| SecureSafe Business | Pass Starter includes a shared password safe and team management.[38] | Pass Starter includes two-factor authentication.[38] | Not documented[38] | SecureSafe says its platform is hosted in Switzerland; the pricing page does not specify covered data categories.[38] |
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| heylogin | Not documented[39] | heylogin lists automated TOTP two-factor authentication.[39] | heylogin lists an audit log for business use.[39] | Not documented[39] |
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| Devolutions Password Manager | Devolutions workspace roles restrict which credential entries and fields each user can access.[40] | Devolutions documents SSO for its Password Manager workspace.[41] | Devolutions documents audit logs for the team workspace.[41] | Not documented[41] |
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| KeePass Hub | Administrators can control access to individual passwords or folders and assign users to hierarchical roles.[42] | KeePass Hub can automatically provision accounts for new Active Directory users.[43] | Not documented[42] | Not documented[42] |
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| mSecure | mSecure supports sharing individual credentials safely with trusted users.[44] | Not documented[45] | Not documented[45] | Not documented[45] |
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