Stop sharing passwords over text, spreadsheets, and sticky notes. Employees log into shared accounts automatically — and when someone quits, you cut off access instantly instead of changing 20 passwords by hand.
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.
If employees ever need access to a company account, CorpVault fits — including:
Parts vendor accounts, warranty portals, dealer service sites
Scheduling tools, supplier portals, dispatch software
Material suppliers, equipment rental sites, job-site software
Listing sites, maintenance request tools, tenant portals
Client ad accounts, social media logins, analytics dashboards
If employees share a password today, CorpVault replaces it
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. Employees can autofill but never read, copy, or see the actual password. Not even in developer tools.
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. Super admin and admin levels, both built in.
Already have a list of passwords in Excel or Google Sheets? Import them all at once — no manual entry required.
Same problem you have, which is why we built it. Here's the actual breakdown of how it protects you.
I needed a way for employees to log into shared accounts without giving them the actual passwords. Nothing on the market did that simply, so I built this.
Passwords sit encrypted with AES-256-GCM on our servers — same standard banks use.
On autofill, the password goes straight into the form field. It never touches any UI an employee could read.
The show-password toggle gets killed right after. We block the browser's own type-switching trick at the JS level so it can't come back.
What employees actually hold is an auth token, not a password. Their device gets compromised, your credentials still don't.
No per-seat fees. No usage limits. One flat rate covers your entire team, unlimited employees, unlimited credentials.
No. Passwords get injected straight into the form field, the show-password button gets disabled right after, and there's no interface anywhere for an employee to view or copy it.
Remove them from the admin panel and they're cut off immediately. They never had the actual passwords anyway, so there's nothing to take with them.
Pretty much — React, Vue, whatever framework a site uses. If there's a login form, CorpVault can fill it.
No. Install the extension, click "I'm an Employee," done. No signup, no password 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. Read our full security architecture →
Yes. Drop a spreadsheet into the bulk import tool in the admin panel and they're all in at once.
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.
Chrome and Edge, yes — same underlying engine. Firefox and Safari aren't built yet.
No. Employees only get an auth token, never the actual passwords, and there's no export option on their end at all.
Not yet — it's the next big thing we're building. Email hello@corpvault.app if you want to know when it ships.