My favourite part about Password Boss is that it’s easy to set up and use - keeping all my important information in one place yet accessed on multiple devices.

On occasions, it does not recognise some websites requiring a password if the original username and password was set up on a different website

This software will save a ton of time. When I had issues with it initially they had a meeting with several of their staff with me to attempt to plan resolution. Following that meeting resolutions keep popping up. I gained trust in their company. There are still some improvements to be made and my requests have not fallen on deaf ears. I feel they are responsive.

This software excels at collecting and storing passwords automatically. It also does a great job at putting the passwords in. It is tough to avoid and forces users to use it when installed. It comes with freebies like Dark Web monitoring and password search as well as password security scoring. It allows for users to keep personal and business passwords separate. It does a good job with security too.

The password sharing function is clunky. This is an issue in most password managers though. PB's structure is to put passowrds into a shared folder. It is not intuitive as to how to share beyond that single folder. Also we have had a number of sharing errors where one user couldn't get it but another could. These issues have mostly been resolved. There are also issues with the ability for a coworker to quickly export all your passwords without telling the user that an export was performed. Finally it will occasionally lock a user out of a site while it tries to log in over and over with the wrong password. They really need to more prominently locate the AutoLogin as well as the Sub-site turn off options. Initially we were unable to roll it out on networks and each user required its own setup (which required admin permissions). Since we addressed this with the company they have corrected the issue and now it is usable by an MSP company.

It's rare to be so horribly let down by a software vendor. They know that the software is complete crap and they are more focused on sales and marketing of a beta version (that they say is ready for production) instead of actually making a quality product or repairing all of the huge short-comings. Then the truth is in their Terms and Conditions where they nullify themselves of all liability for the software not performing to the very core deliverables that they claim that it provides. What an example of a dishonest company!

That we are finally giving up and moving to a competitor and we will no longer be subject to random data loss.

Their ideas are a good start, but the execution of nearly every aspect of the software is pitiful. Nothing works as it should.

Overall, it has been a pleasure to easily login to frequently used websites.

The features that are most impactful are the auto-logins and the remote control integration for convenience reasons.

Personally, the feature with two-factor authentication is not convenient and honestly annoying most of the time. I understand the reasoning behind it but I prefer not to have another step to login.

It is more than enough for personal use. It lacks some features that we find in other players. The various possibilities of organizing passwords is very useful.

Maybe it isn't the finest manager of passwords but it's safe and trustworthy. Free option for a single device is great. You can organize your passwords in several ways and that's very useful.

It does not have as many features and options as other solutions available on the market. But beyond that, nothing very relevant to say. It works well for a personal use.

Wouldn't bother to use it again. An indicator for the malpractice is that there isn't a price model on the website.

I thought it's cheaper to have to pay for one account but being able to share with others

It isn't optimized for Mac OS, one time it stalled and at a couple GB of disk space. Also there isn't a log out in the app so you have to quit the app to re login. Also it's not suitable to share passwords with others, when you do it they have to register for a trial premium account.

Honestly, I thought Password Boss was a fairly average password management tool.

Lacking significant features like the ability to generate secure passwords on the fly, and a great Chrome extension.