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Employee Vaults - Access?
Hello all, our business environment requires that all passwords should be visible and reclaimable in the event that the employee leaves. This is fine with a shared vault, as other users have access as they may share them, or for redundancy. However we have a particular team where a shared vault isn't suitable, as each user has their own access to certain data. So in this case the Employee vault would be perfect. Except that I'm almost certain that these vaults can't be accessed by Overwatch roles, like Administrators or Owners, even though I've seen language on various docs from 1password that users with the right permissions can access them. Problem is I can't find these permissions to enable them to be visible when needed. What do you suggest is the best solution for this? Accounts are locked to business email addresses but reclaiming an account just because someone is on holiday and something important is stored in the Employee Vault sounds excessive...
Importing from Bitwarden fails
I have rather large Bitwarden vault with 1500 entries, mostly logins but also secure notes, serials and credit card informations. Many use additional custom fields. When I follow the instructions and export the Bitwarden native, PBKDF2 encrypted JSON and use it to import online I just get an error without any details whats going wrong. If I use CSV it's a lot of manual work as a) there is no way to use a column to tell the importer what kind of entry it is and b) I can only import all fields into a single custom field and then manually have to recreate them. Pretty painful. Is there any other way I can script an import not losing custom fields? Or better, can the Bitwarden import just be fixed ;)
Regenerate Secret Key - Did Not Create Emergency Kit - Offline Mode
On a Windows 11 PC, I started to regenerate a secret key. I pressed the regenerate key and I expected to see a web page to create the emergency kit for printing and then safe storage. After pressing the regenerate key, a webpage appeared asking me to insert the new secret key and the master password. I had no opportunity to copy the secret key. Now I am unable to access my 1Password account. This is a serious problem. Any ideas on how to recover my account? I have 1Passwords on multiple devices including another Windows 11 PC and an iPhone. When I try to login from the iPhone it says "offline mode." I do not want to mess with 1Password on the iPhone. I do not want to lose any chance of recovery. Anyone know what offline mode means? Thanks.