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Step 6: Create a recovery plan
1Password is built with the highest level of security, which means that not even our team can access your account. Because of this, it’s critical to set up a recovery plan in case the unexpected happens. A solid plan should include:
- Adding at least one additional Owner to your account.
- Saving your Emergency Kit somewhere secure.
- Communicating to your team who they can reach out to if they ever lose access to their account.
You can learn more about account recovery in our recovery guide and see best practices for building a team recovery plan.
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