Reflecting on our overall experience with Hypervault, the switch from our previous password management tool proved to be a prudent decision. Our former tool lacked a comprehensive nested folder structure for shared items, and levied charges for view-only users. Hypervault, on the other hand, has made sharing credentials a hassle-free process with its inclusive approach and user-friendly interface.One notable strength of Hypervault is its intuitive interface. It seamlessly accommodates even the most tech-challenged among our team, making the transition smooth and the usage straightforward. A standout feature we appreciate is the ability to add our clients as 'External Users.' This is done without any additional cost on our monthly bill, thus presenting a cost-effective solution to share credentials and reduce the pile-up of unnecessary support tickets.Moreover, Hypervault has made user management a breeze with its 'Teams' feature. This functionality empowers us to bulk assign permissions to several users simultaneously, whether related to a single item or a group of folders.From an overarching perspective, Hypervault holds its own against any other password management tool available. It does this while providing a cleaner and more aesthetically pleasing user interface. Furthermore, it does all this at a more affordable price point. Our experience with Hypervault underscores its worth as a reliable, cost-effective, and intuitive tool for secure password management

In reviewing Hypervault, one key aspect that unequivocally stands out is the 'Custom Template' function. This remarkable feature brings a level of customization that effortlessly suits your individual business needs, setting Hypervault apart in the crowded field of secure business password management tools.While Hypervault provides you with a generous serving of standard options including login, email, FTP, and software license, among others, the beauty lies in the 'Custom Template' feature. It deftly enables you to devise and save items based on unique parameters you set, further enhancing the tool's adaptability.This dynamic feature redefines user-centric design, offering the ability to mold the tool in response to your business's specific needs. Ultimately, the 'Custom Template' function acts as a testament to Hypervault's commitment to offering flexible, personalized security solutions, solidifying its position as a value-driven choice in the password management space.

In the interest of delivering a balanced review, it's necessary to discuss potential drawbacks of Hypervault. However, in this case, uncovering explicit negatives has proved to be challenging.The platform, being relatively new, has shown remarkable responsiveness when it comes to addressing user needs. The company has employed a commendable approach where users can make feature requests on their roadmap. I've personally found this avenue to be met with open arms by their [sensitive content hidden], reflecting the team's commitment to continuous improvement and user satisfaction.Of course, the key here is maintaining this level of attentiveness and responsiveness as the platform continues to grow and evolve. Provided Hypervault sticks to their articulated path and sustains this proactive approach to user feedback and feature requests, any potential negatives seem more likely to be fleeting inconveniences than persistent issues. Thus, while there's always room for growth, at present, Hypervault's cons appear to be few and far between.

What makes Hypervault stand out I believe is the flexibility of how the data is stored. You don't only store passwords, you can store product keys, licence information and pretty much any other sensitive information you'd like to be able to share securely. Add to that the fact that you can add custom fields and groups for every entry (so you can, for instance, store several users of the same server on the same entry) and a robust folder system and you end up with the most versatile tool I have tried in this space.

The chrome extension made to handle autofill has hiccups for me sometimes, not sure if it's because I use it in Edge which is meant to be compatible with Chrome extensions. It logs me out pretty frequently and I find I have to log in twice to start using it again, once in the extension and once in my workspace within the same browser. Even so, it still fails to authenticate from time to time. So I find myself keeping the platform open in a browser tab to access the entries that I need instead.

While most password manager allow you to store your login username and password, Hypervault is much more than that. It is a full-scale vault that allows you to store your online sensitive data including: software licenses, API keys, FTP credentials, email settings and etc. What I like the most about this tool is it's ability to create workspace and folder structure so I can better organize my datas since I have a huge amount of sensitive datas due to the nature of my work.

I would like to see more communication and participation from the team behind this tool on their social media so we are more well informed about the tool latest development and progress.

Can Separate Each Set of Credentials into Folders For Each Client for better credentials management. It also easier and more secure to share only required client's credentials to the responsible group of programmers which can avoid them to see unneceesary credentials to lower security risk.

Sometime the Chrome autofill mess up with the password when editing the credential, hope the team can figure out solution for this some time later.

The product is well deigned and easy to use. It provides critical functionality to save, share and collaborate on the credentials used by my team

The product still misses some key features such as backing up or exporting passwords. We would have found that useful for the small number of times the Hypervault was down. Additionally, the whole UI could benefit from small improvements where it allows you to lose some windows or make them smaller.

Centralization and Security. Ciao ! Google Sheets !

A better search on web interface will be better for use.

Very easy to use, fast, responsive system.

Haven't yet explored all the features so haven't had anything negative yet.

My overall experience has been great! Hypervault is a critical tool that many agencies and teams should add to their roster.

It is very easy to use and keeps our team organized. Sharing credentials and passwords have never been easier.

I wish that it was better at detecting duplicate credentials, however, this does not affect my experience much.

In the past, it was difficult exchanging password info from clients. However this tool helps that make it a breeze - especially with our clients who are typically concerned about security. Not only that, but it's very affordable.

I wish there weren't multiple steps bringing in external users. First you have to invite them into the space, and then you have to change their permissions. It would be better if you could do that all in one go.

Syncronization of all my passwords and Secure Password sharing

Multifactor Authantication and Password generator