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rizwaangani
Occasional Contributor
2 months ago

Feature Request: Kill Password

Hi

Please advise if this can be added as a feature where if i am a call center agent and i reset a users password and i want to share it with them via 1Password.

When i onboard the password and share it, the same as how the share link expires the password can it also expire after a period of time and maybe self destruct or remove itself from the Vault of the Call center agent.

Regards

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  • 1P_Dave's avatar
    1P_Dave
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    2 months ago

    Hello rizwaangani​ and Tom​! 👋

    Thanks for the feedback! As you mentioned, you can share items with users using a secure share link and set how long you'd like the item to stay available to them: 


    There isn't a way to set an item to "self-destruct" after a certain amount of time and I've filed a feature request on your behalf to have our Product team consider adding such a feature. For the time being, you can add an expiry alert to the item along with a note to let folks know that they should remove the item once it expires: Check for expiring items

    -Dave

    PB-51517900

    • Tom's avatar
      Tom
      Bronze Expert
      2 months ago

      I think we both are aware of the sharing, but I think it would be a beneficial one to have - because you can create the item and expire it on the receiving end - but we are referring (or at least I was) - to the sending side. Like 'He, I just created this awesome login / password reset for you, here is what it's set to currently' => and be done with it :)

      • 1P_Dave's avatar
        1P_Dave
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        2 months ago

        Thanks again for the suggestion! I've passed it along internally. 🙂

        -Dave

  • Tom's avatar
    Tom
    Bronze Expert
    2 months ago

    Not only for servicedesks, this could be an ideal tool for many things (like sharing temporary PIN codes for AirBnBs doors etc). Because one would also preferably NOT have these in their bin or archive. Would also be very useful for personal use where one just like to share something quickly and securely