Passwork Features

Passwork is rather easy to setup and start implementing to an existing environment. The LDAP and Role management allowed us to move existing access rights. Also the constant updates and visibility of future features helps grow the trust into this company.

The browser plugin works and is functional everything we wanted but feels like it could use some more love.

Passwork is very easy to use and manage, both from a user's and admin's perspective. Updates have been very well documented and, therefore, easy to apply. When some error or issue is encountered, the support is top notch.

We believe the Admin experience regarding the user synchronization from Active Directory could be improved. However, it can still be interactive, once you get used to it.

Easy sharing functionalities Good LDAP integration TOTP and Multifactor Authentication Options

Missing Desktop Application, which can sometimes be bottleneck (in case of missing network connection)

As an Office Manager, I like the ability for employees to share their vaults with me so that we have those records if they are out of the office or even after they leave.

I understand the need for the Master Password but I really wish there was a way for the individual user to reset it if they forget it. This is the biggest headache that we have is that employee's can't log in because they don't remember their Master Password and so we have to start from scratch with a new account.

With more teams working remotely during the pandemic, it’s even more crucial than ever before to have a password manager that you can trust. We signed up for Passwork when our office went remote and we’re so glad we made this decision. Their enterprise package covers everything a business would need. With Passwork, we can manage server passwords, CMS passwords, FTP, SSH and security certificates. They’ve also recently added SSO authorization, API features and LDAP integration that makes it easy to manage the roles on a network.

We can't tell something wrong about this app. We have used it for quite some time, and it's very safe and user-friendly.

Passwork offers an on-prem solution that helps GDPR-compliance and integrates with our Active Directory which makes onboarding new users easy and ensures that we do not have users that have left the company that still have access to our systems. The import from our previous solution was very easy and intuitive. The installation process is well documented but requires a lot of components to be installed and configured so it may be a little hard to debug if you go wrong somewhere. Our installation did however go fine. The system does not have as many features as other solutions we tested, but it does just enough, is easy and fast to use and the price/performance is excellent.

We miss reporting features for that can help identify passwords that should be changed when an employee leaves the company based upon the passwords the employee have accessed. Moving passwords between folders is tedious when moving multiple passwords because they have to be moved individually. The tags cannot be limited to a specific list we create so we can end up with multiple tags invented by each user. The automatic logout should be configurable instead of 10-minutes or no automatic logout and if the automatic logout could be configured differently according to where the end-user connects from (internal/external/trusted-IP's) it would be great.

Passwork is cost-effective, allowing us to offer all of our employees a shared password manager solution that is easy to use. It allows for a quite specific access right management. Passwork can be self-hosted via an on premise server installation, which also allows for AD integration.

The documentation for an on premise setup is a bit sparse, but after contacting Passwork's customer service the sys admin responsible was able to finish the setup without any problems. Moving passwords between folders can be tedious as they need to be moved individually. It would have been great if Passwork had a timed clipboard clearing function.

Open Source software with all the expectations of securely storing highly sensitive credentials. The web interface is highly responsive. The support team is very quick to fix and implement patches.

Permissions and roles seem to need some work, but have improved in version 3. Adding in 2FA authentication for the mobile app would be good as well.

The LDAP integration is our favourite so far. The Passwork team has just gone above and beyond to streamline our user logins and automate so many processes, while still keeping our network safe. Definitely one of the more reliable password managers we’ve used here, 100% recommend.

I don't have anything to dislike. The APP doesn't have any bugs or issues.

fairly straightforward to use- the common vault and private vaults are good differentiations.

no non-plaintext capacity- doesn't support users to login without exposing credentials to the user (i.e. allowing the user to copy to clipboard). we also have no ability to assign our own domain address.

Very good and clear central password management software. It replaces the various keypass-databases in our company.

The plugin for the browser could still be extended in functionality. An automatic password generation and storage as known from LastPass for example would be very desirable

It's quite easy to use. Fast and offers app for iOS

Offers only 1 year licensing, too bad for agile teams. We have one free account paid, not used.

It’s a decent software for creating passwords, it has modern design, password generating and its visibility hiding option. The created passwords for each website can be saved in different colors. It has also activity log showing recent log ins and can export all data in one single file.

The con of this software is that it takes too much time for saving passwords, it took more than ten seconds to save it, which is too much. Also it is not free as most of this kind of softwares, offering only 5 day free trial.

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