Password Manager for Enterprise

SAML SSO: members sign in with your corporate identity provider (Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace). No separate password to manage. Required for most security-conscious organizations above ~50 employees.

SCIM provisioning: when HR adds a new hire to the directory, the password manager automatically creates an account and assigns default vaults. When HR offboards, the manager automatically deprovisions. Removes the manual step that gets skipped during fast offboards.

SOC2 Type II: independent auditor verifies that your control set actually operates as documented for a sustained period (typically 6–12 months). The compliance signal most enterprise buyers require.

Encryption. Argon2id at OWASP parameters, AES-256-GCM with fresh nonces, zero-knowledge architecture. The crypto layer is the same regardless of seat count.

Audit logging. Every action writes a row with actor, IP, timestamp, and item ID. Logs export to CSV or JSON; SIEM integration via webhook is straightforward.

Multi-vault organization. Group credentials by team, project, or environment. Members see only assigned vaults. Per-vault keys mean revoking a member rotates only the vaults they touched.

Today, if you're a large enterprise, the right move is 1Password Business or Bitwarden Enterprise. Both ship SAML, SCIM, and SOC2 today and serve the use case well.

When PassCryp ships its enterprise tier in 2026, we'll provide a migration tool that imports an encrypted export from 1Password (1pux) or Bitwarden (encrypted JSON) and preserves shared-vault structure. Until then, stay where you are; we don't believe in selling vaporware.