Used For

• +**Your marketing team shares 50+ social media logins via sketchy spreadsheets** → One secure vault with tracked access and permission controls
• +**New hires wait 3 days for IT to manually set up account access** → Directory sync creates their vault automatically when they start
• +**Support reps can't access help desk tools from home** → Network policies restrict logins to company locations only
• +Built-in password generator creates 20+ character passwords - no more 'CompanyName2024!' variations
• +Secure sharing with hidden password views - people get access without seeing the actual credentials

Best For

• >Your team is sharing login spreadsheets and you're losing sleep over security
• >Half your tools don't work with your fancy SSO setup
• >You're tired of resetting Karen's password every Monday morning

Not For

• -Teams under 10 people — you're paying enterprise overhead for problems you don't have yet
• -Companies wanting advanced features out of the box — SSO and MFA cost extra even on top plans
• -Anyone needing self-hosted solutions — this is cloud-only with no on-premise option

Pairs With

• *Okta (handles your main SSO apps while LastPass fills the gaps for tools that don't federate)
• *Microsoft Entra ID (directory sync automatically creates vaults when new employees start)
• *Duo Security (adds extra MFA layers since LastPass advanced MFA costs extra)
• *Slack (where people complain about remembering their one master password)
• *SIEM tools (to actually audit who accessed what and when for compliance reports)
• *Google Workspace (seamless login so employees don't need another password to remember)

The Catch

• !Advanced SSO and MFA are paid add-ons even on the highest tier - your 'complete' plan isn't actually complete
• !No just-in-time access or privileged account management - you'll need separate PAM tools for server access
• !Setting up sharing permissions requires manual admin dashboard navigation - not as one-click as the demos suggest

Bottom Line

Fixes the 191-password-per-employee nightmare without giving IT security teams panic attacks.