Solutions

The same vault, three trades.

Vault was born in a managed services company: the trade tools are inside because we needed them. But a shared vault serves every company that shares access — that is, all of them.

Small businesses

The company's access, finally in one place.

The Wi-Fi on a sticky note, the bank account in a spreadsheet, the website password with the former intern. One vault per department, rights per person, and a colleague who leaves takes nothing: you remove them, that's it.

✓Vaults per department: management, accounting, sales
✓Time-limited sharing of an access with a contractor
✓Import from Bitwarden, 1Password or a spreadsheet
✓Second factor, without installing an app on everyone's phone

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Managed services & MSPs

One vault per client, with the rack next to it.

You manage the servers of twenty clients. Each client has its vault, its records, its rack plan, its intervention history. The technician opens the SSH session from the record without ever seeing the password — and the day they change employer, they never knew it.

✓One vault per client, with its rights
✓Client records: what you operate, for whom, since when
✓SSH terminal and SFTP from the server's record
✓Drop boxes: the client hands you an access without email

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Hosting providers & integrators

Hundreds of servers, zero passwords retyped.

Rack plans, IP addressing, power: the physical inventory and the secrets live in the same place and never drift apart. SSH keys are stored once and referenced by each server — the day the key changes, there is one place to fix.

✓Rack plans in three dimensions, U by U
✓Address blocks, allocations, next free address
✓SSH keys from the vault, referenced by servers
✓Audit log: who opened what, from which workstation

Choose Forge →