The role-based vault structure, with both shared and private vaults, keeps permission management clean and predictable. Our end users found it intuitive, so adoption was straightforward and didn’t require much hand-holding. LDAP integration takes care of user provisioning and deprovisioning automatically, and the SAMLv2 support meets our SSO requirements. The API is well documented and genuinely usable in practice. Self-hosted deployment was important for us, and it has been running reliably on our own infrastructure.

We use Passwork as our primary business password manager and have been very happy with it so far. The interface is clean and intuitive, onboarding the team was straightforward, and sharing credentials between teams and individual users works reliably. The self-hosted option and the rights management are a major plus: you can create multiple vaults and control precisely who has access to what. The vendor is also very responsive and is actively working on new features, which we genuinely appreciate. Pros: TOTP support, multiple languages, easy installation, good scalability as the team grows, and a vendor that is active and easy to reach. There is also a desktop app now, although we haven’t had the chance to test it in our day-to-day workflow yet.

Passwork is amazing for storing passwords, and the price points makes it very valuable for organizations not willing to invest highly in a tool that should do a very simple task.