Stop texting passwords to your employees. CorpVault autofills company logins silently — employees get in, passwords stay hidden. Always.
Most small businesses share passwords over text, Slack, or sticky notes. That's how breaches happen.
Once a password is in someone's messages, you've lost control of it forever. Screenshots get taken. Phones get lost.
When someone quits, do you actually change every shared password? Most businesses don't. Former employees stay in.
You have no idea which accounts your team is accessing, when, or from where. That's a problem waiting to happen.
Setup takes about 10 minutes. After that your team never has to think about passwords again.
Log into CorpVault as admin and add your company logins — the sites, usernames, and passwords your team needs access to.
One click from the Chrome Web Store. No passwords to enter, no accounts to create. Employees just install and they're ready.
When an employee visits a site you've saved, the login form fills automatically. The password field populates — but stays hidden. Always.
Credentials are encrypted with AES-256-GCM. Passwords are injected directly into form fields and the show-password button is permanently disabled after autofill.
CorpVault detects login forms and fills them the moment they appear. Employees don't click anything. They just log in.
Give managers their own admin access to add and edit credentials. Full role control — super admin and admin levels built in.
Already have a list of passwords in Excel or Google Sheets? Import them all at once — no manual entry required.
We built CorpVault because we had the same problem you have. Here's what we did to make it worthy of your trust.
I built CorpVault after years of texting passwords to employees at my own company and hoping for the best. I got tired of the anxiety every time someone quit. This tool is what I wished existed.
No per-seat fees. No usage limits. One flat rate covers your entire team, unlimited employees, unlimited credentials.
No. Passwords are encrypted with AES-256-GCM on our servers, then injected directly into login form fields. The show-password button is disabled immediately after autofill. Employees have no interface to view, copy, or retrieve the password.
Remove their access from the admin panel. They're immediately cut off — they can no longer autofill any company credentials, and they never had the actual passwords to begin with.
CorpVault works on virtually all websites including sites built with React, Vue, and other modern frameworks. If a site has a login form, CorpVault can fill it.
No. Employees just install the Chrome extension and click "I'm an Employee." That's it. No signup, no password, no configuration on their end.
All credentials are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before being stored. Even if our database were compromised, the passwords would be unreadable without your encryption key.
Yes. If you have a spreadsheet with your company logins, you can bulk import them all at once from the admin panel. No manual entry needed.
CorpVault caches credentials locally for a short period so employees can still autofill even with intermittent connectivity. For extended outages, admins can access credentials directly from the admin panel.
Currently CorpVault is available as a Chrome extension, which also works on Microsoft Edge (both use the same extension platform). Firefox and Safari support is on our roadmap.
No. Employees only receive an auth token — not the actual passwords. There is no export function available to employees. Only super admins can manage credentials.
Activity logging is on our roadmap. When released, admins will be able to see when and where credentials were used. Contact us at hello@corpvault.app to be notified when this launches.