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Step 1: Define your business requirements
Before jumping in, decide what information you want to keep secure in 1Password.
- Choose what matters most: From logins and credentials to company notes and corporate credit cards, think about the information your team relies on every day.
- Find where it lives today: Is it tucked away in spreadsheets, another password manager, or scattered across different tools? Bring it all into focus.
- Set some priorities: Agree on what to move first so you can hit the ground running with the essentials.
A little planning up front helps your team feel confident and sets you up for a smooth transition.
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