IT teams manage more than website logins — SSH keys, API credentials, service accounts, database passwords. SealedKeys has dedicated types for each, with team vaults, SSO and a full audit trail built in.
What IT teams actually do — and what to do instead.
Not a consumer password manager with team features bolted on.
Dedicated field type for SSH private keys — not shoehorned into a notes field. Store, share and audit access to private keys without ever distributing the file directly.
Named, typed API key fields with environment labels (production, staging, dev) and service name. Find the right credential instantly; audit who accessed it last.
Keep service account passwords, database connection strings and internal tool credentials in encrypted team vaults — separate from personal vaults.
Every view, copy, edit and deletion logged with timestamp, user and IP. Know exactly when the production API key was last accessed and by whom.
Integrate with Okta, Entra ID or Google Workspace. Deprovisioning in your IdP immediately revokes SealedKeys access — no separate offboarding step.
Secrets encrypted client-side with AES-256-GCM before they leave the browser. The SealedKeys server cannot read your credentials — even with full database access.
Yes. SealedKeys has a dedicated SSH key secret type with purpose-built fields — not a workaround via secure notes. Paste the private key, set a description and environment, assign to a team vault, and share access with the appropriate engineers. Every access is logged.
When an API key is rotated, update the value in SealedKeys and the change is immediately reflected for all authorised team members. The audit log records who made the change and when. Secret rotation reminders are on the Pro roadmap.
Yes. Create separate vaults for production, staging and development environments, or use the notes field to tag environment on individual items. Access control at the vault level means only the right engineers have access to production credentials.
Yes. Service account credentials, database connection strings, internal tool logins and any shared team credentials fit well in SealedKeys' team vaults. Role-based access control ensures only authorised team members can view or edit each vault.
Remove the departing team member in Settings → Members — access is revoked immediately. SealedKeys provides an offboarding checklist listing every secret they had access to, so you can identify exactly what needs to be rotated without guessing.
Yes. SealedKeys supports SAML 2.0 SSO with Okta, Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) and Google Workspace. Configure your IdP once in Settings → SSO; team members then sign in with their corporate credentials. Zero-knowledge is preserved — the IdP handles authentication only.
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