Customer separation
Use teams, workspaces, and vaults to create understandable boundaries between customer environments.
MSP credential management
Keep each customer’s passwords and secrets separated while giving technicians intentional, revocable, and auditable access.
The operational problem
MSPs handle sensitive access across customers, systems, technicians, and support workflows. When those credentials are mixed or copied informally, customer separation, offboarding, incident investigation, and access review become unnecessarily risky.
Core capabilities
Use teams, workspaces, and vaults to create understandable boundaries between customer environments.
Grant access according to role and responsibility instead of distributing broad shared credential lists.
Remove technician access in one governed system and identify credentials that should rotate.
Review relevant activity within the workspace and vault structure used for each customer.
How it works
Define a repeatable workspace and vault structure for customers, environments, systems, and credential types.
Give teams only the customer and system access required for their current responsibilities.
Run periodic access reviews, remove obsolete access, and rotate affected customer credentials when necessary.
Security and deployment
KubbeeVault helps MSPs separate credential access within a governed hierarchy. Each provider remains responsible for customer authorization, technician practices, endpoints, identity controls, and contract-specific obligations.
Review the security modelSupported workflows
Browser access supports customer web systems, while REST API and Kubernetes workflows address approved automation and managed infrastructure use cases.
View supported integrationsFAQ
Yes. Teams, workspaces, and vaults provide a hierarchy for separating customers, projects, systems, and environments.
Yes. Access is assigned through the governed platform, supporting centralized offboarding and follow-up rotation.
No. Customer authorization, responsibilities, security requirements, and service commitments remain governed by the MSP’s contracts.
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