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ITKW
15 hours agoNew Member
Feature Request: 1Pasword MSP Share Items to "Managed Companies"
I requested support about sharing vault items with my managed companies. Support advised me it is not possible. I would like to suggest it as a new enhancement to the MSP product.
- As an MSP, I have vault for each of my clients with all of their technical information.
- Many items in my MSP client vaults have passwords the client end users need day-to-day (WiFi, Printer Access, Door Codes, etc.).
- I would like to have the ability to SHARE specific Items in my MSP Vaults with specific users in my Managed Companies (or at least to a "shared Vault" in the Managed Company so the users can have access).
- This would eliminated the burdensome and error-prone process of updating 2 complete separate company vaults - and eliminate the high probability the overlapping data will be not maintained properly. Manual duplication/sync is never a good idea.
- Specific items would have to have the ability to share (without expiration) to the client end user to specific end users in my "Managed Companies" groups. I would not want to share the entire client MSP vault to the "Managed Company" clients, as some items in the vaults are "administrative level" passwords.
- It would also be good if I can select if the item can be shared as "view only" or "editable", as some password for computer user access I would like the end user to update if they change their password.
- There is little advantage to me as an MSP to have "Managed Companies" if I cannot share data from the MSP level vaults to the "Managed Companies".
Thank you and I look forward to the further developments in the MSP area.
1 Reply
- ChrisC1P
Moderator
Hi ITKW I can see that you reached out to us in another thread for this request and I've replied to you there: Feature Request: 1 item in more than 1 (shared) vault | 1Password Community
I'll be closing out this thread in order to prevent any duplication of effort and so we can keep the discussion going in one place.
-Chris