About this software
Passwordstate is a self-hosted enterprise password manager that stores and manages credentials, shared vaults, and privileged accounts with role-based access and auditing. It provides browser extensions, a REST API, and integrations with Active Directory for authentication and directory provisioning. Licenses are available as named-user entitlements for per-user access.
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Benefits
- Centralized password storage: Stores credentials in encrypted central vaults with role-based access control
- Privileged account management: Manage and rotate privileged credentials with auditing and access controls
- Integrations and APIs: Integrates with Active Directory and offers a REST API for automation
- Browser extensions: Browser extensions simplify credential entry and secure autofill for websites
- Named-user licensing: Available per named user to assign individual access rights and tracking
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Product documentation: Online admin guides and help pages cover installation and configuration
- Knowledge base: Searchable articles address common setup, troubleshooting, and usage topics
- Support portal: A publisher-hosted portal provides ticket submission and case tracking
- Software updates: Software releases and patches are available from the publisher download site
- Professional services: Professional services and consultancy are offered for deployment and customization
Frequently asked questions
How is Passwordstate typically deployed?
Passwordstate is designed for on-premises deployment on Windows Server using Internet Information Services with Microsoft SQL Server for data storage and management.
Which authentication methods does it support?
Passwordstate supports Active Directory authentication and can be configured with multi-factor authentication options depending on environment and configuration.
Does Passwordstate provide auditing and reporting?
Yes. It includes logging, auditing, and reporting features to track password access, changes, and administrative activity for compliance and review.
Are browser extensions available for users?
Yes. Browser extensions are provided to enable secure autofill, credential capture, and streamlined sign-ins from supported browsers.
What does named-user licensing mean for purchases?
Named-user licensing allocates licenses to individual users so organizations purchase licenses based on the number of specific users requiring access.