Company-owned vaults
Keep administrative, vendor, shared-account, and operational passwords in vaults controlled by the organization.
Business password manager
Give employees and contractors the passwords they need without losing ownership, context, or the ability to revoke access centrally.
The operational problem
Business passwords copied into browsers, chat, spreadsheets, and tickets are hard to revoke and harder to audit. A company password manager keeps access attached to business roles and workspaces instead of individual memory and informal handoffs.
Core capabilities
Keep administrative, vendor, shared-account, and operational passwords in vaults controlled by the organization.
Assign access through teams, workspaces, roles, and vault permissions rather than distributing reusable copies.
Match credentials to domains and reduce manual password copying through the supported browser workflow.
Remove a person’s access centrally and use audit history to review relevant activity.
How it works
Identify passwords currently stored in browsers, documents, chat, tickets, or individual password managers.
Place each credential in the right workspace and vault, then grant only the access required.
Use a consistent offboarding process, rotate credentials where necessary, and review activity centrally.
Security and deployment
Encryption in transit and at rest protects stored credential data, while roles, permissions, and audit history help keep human access deliberate and reviewable.
Review the security modelSupported workflows
The browser extension supports domain-based matching and controlled autofill. REST API and Kubernetes workflows cover application and infrastructure secrets.
View supported integrationsFAQ
No. The public service is offered for company accounts and business credential workflows.
KubbeeVault provides controlled vault access so approved users can work with shared credentials without distributing informal copies.
Yes. Administrators can remove access centrally and use audit history to support the review and rotation process.
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