Easily import data from other password management tools

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Passwork , unlike some of the alternatives on this list, is a standalone password manager for businesses. It gives employees quick access to their passwords, but at the same time, local system administrators can carefully control rights and actions. Users can invite colleagues to share folders, manage employee roles and access rights, and generate reports on all activities. In addition, the interface has light and dark modes and makes it easy to import and export passwords. Security auditing is automatic, but managers can also set up LDAP integration . SSO authentication is also available . When using the self- hosted option , Passwork is hosted on your own server. Here, all data is encrypted using the AES-256 algorithm. This also means that you store all your passwords vk database locally and will never lose control of them. Passwork is also available as mobile apps and web browser extensions for quick access to Passwork data. Using the latter, you can insert, generate, and manage your company passwords in just a few clicks. Passwork is suitable for businesses of all sizes, starting with as few as 10 people.

Pros

Paying for a software license one time makes it more affordable over the years.
The cloud version is available for small teams, while larger companies can benefit from a self-hosted solution .
Users have access to a simple interface and easy management tools.
There are extensions for various internet browsers that allow you to manage your passwords online.
Cons

It's not as feature-rich as some other tools . For example, it doesn't report on passwords that need to be changed.
Bulk editing is not available.
Automatic logout cannot be configured.
Adding annual support is quite expensive. It can be as much of an annual price as the total price of some alternatives. For example, annual additional support for a standard 25-user license costs $420, while for an extended license it costs $690.
Some users have noted that online self-help documentation for local installations is sparse.
Pricing . Passwork’s pricing is a little different from most SaaS . First, you can choose an edition for 10 or 100+ users. Then, you decide whether to purchase a standard or advanced license. An advanced license unlocks several additional features, including support for integration , clustering, and failover, as well as a dedicated account manager. The price is a one-time fee, but you can add a subscription for updates and technical support. The first year is included in the price.

Small team: up to 10 users.

Standard License: $480
Extended license is not available