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Team Password Manager Tour, with screenshots

Main screen


This is the main screen of Team Password Manager. Each user sees different passwords depending on the projects he/she has access to.

Passwords

1) Administrative menu on top, with special options for admins (Users/Groups, Log and Settings).

2) Search passwords or projects.

3) Tree with different lists and the projects hierarchy.

4) Main working area. Here you see a list of all the passwords the user can see.

5) Sidebar with additional filters.


Here's the same screen as seen on a mobile device (Android):

Team Password Manager Passwords List View in an Android

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Adding a password is a breeze


Just click on New Password, select the project and enter a few fields, that's all

Adding a password

This screen is also used for editing a password.

1) Project, name and tags (for easy filtering). Only the name is required.

2) Basic data of the password: access, username, e-mail and the password itself. The "Password" field is saved encrypted in the database, using AES-256. The password is hidden by default, and you can click on "Show" to view it. Use the integrated strong password generator to generate a strong, random password and insert it in the password field.

3) Password entries also have a notes field and, optionally, up to 10 custom fields.

All the information of a password ...


... is available on this screen, the password view:

Password

1) Project (with a link for quick access).

2) Tags for classification.

3) Actions that can be done on the password (depending on the user rights on the password).

4) Tabs to group data: main data, notes, uploaded files, who can access this password (security), changes to password data (history), and what has happened to this password (log).

5) Main data: access information, username, password and expiry date. Below expiry date up to 10 custom fields are shown (in this password only 3 are used). If a field begins with http/https, you can click on it for quick access.

6) A password is never shown by default. Click on "Show" to view it. Click on the clipboard icon to copy the password to the clipboard without having to show it.

7) Who created the password and last updated it, with the date and time.


Here's the password view on a mobile device (IPhone):

Team Password Manager Passwords View in an Iphone 4

Keeping passwords organized: project view


All passwords belong to a project

Project

1) Project name and tags.

2) Tabs to group data: passwords of the project, notes, uploaded files, who can access this project (security), and what has happened to this project (log).

3) List of passwords of the project. You can also filter them by tag inside the project.

4) Who manages the project and who created it and last updated it, with the date and time.

Simple user management


Team Password Manager uses a very simple user model: users belong to one of these roles: admin, project manager, it, normal user or read only:

User roles

1) Admin users can do anything inside Team Password Manager.

2) Project manager users can create projects and assign users to them, plus they have the normal user rights.

3) Normal users can only create passwords inside the projects they have given access to.

3) Read only users can only view the passwords of the projects they have given access to.

Groups


Group users to later assign permissions to a project:

User group

Complete permissions system


Access to a project and/or its passwords can be granted at the user or group level. There are many permission types so that you can adjust the type of access you want on an item:

Project security

Logging


Every action is recorded into a central log that can be queried by different fields.

Log

In addition to the central log shown above (that only admins can view), there's also a log tab in each password, project or user.

Two-Factor Authentication


For more security, every user in Team Password Manager can enable two-factor authentication with Google Authenticator

Two-factor authentication in Team Password Manager

LDAP/AD Authentication, LDAP Sync and LDAP Groups


Team Password Manager also supports authenticating users via a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) or Active Directory (AD) server, as well as LDAP Sync and LDAP Groups for easier automation of user and groups management

LDAP and non LDAP users in Team Password Manager

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