Yes, you can share a single password or an entire category of passwords with an individual or multiple people. For example, you can share all the passwords in your “Social Media” category with the Marketing team. Access can be granted or revoked as necessary, allowing you to share passwords while away on a business trip or from the office.
When you share passwords, you have the option to grant full or limited rights, allowing you to control who can see, change or share those passwords.
You can save multiple logins for the same account, such as a personal and work Gmail address. A pop-up will ask you to select the user ID you wish to log in with, and Dashlane will enter the login and password for you.
Yes – to share a password the recipient must have Dashlane in order to ensure your data remains securely encrypted. They can download the free version, or you can add them to your Dashlane Business account.
You can revoke someone from your Dashlane Business account at any time. If you choose to do so, you can revoke the company items and the company Space when you revoke the user. You can also revoke shared items via the Sharing Center in the app. The user will keep their personal items and can continue to use Dashlane.
Dashlane is available on Windows, Mac, iOS and Android platforms and supports Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox and Safari browsers. We are actively working to support a Linux environment, and will support Edge as soon as extensions are allowed.
With Dashlane Business, you don't need to manage separate or linked accounts to organize work and personal — it's built in with unique Spaces for each. You keep personal credentials in your personal Space, and when you leave the company you take those items with you. The business Space is specific to your company, and is managed at the admin level via custom policy settings.
Dashlane offers a digital wallet and Secure Notes to manage all non-web-based information, allowing you to store and share activation codes, server logins, certificates and other data as necessary.
For complete security, Dashlane does not store Master Passwords in any form. Therefore, we are unable to provide or reset a Master Password. Sharing critical passwords or activating the Emergency Contact feature are recommended to ensure continuity in the event a user forgets their Master Password.
Dashlane never accesses data from the cloud, only from your device. To access your passwords from another computer, you will need to download the Dashlane client and authorize that device.
We are happy to work with those in the education and non-profit space; please contact us via our Enterprise page to discuss a customized solution.
We do not support on-premise Dashlane servers.
Yes, you can import from a CSV file or via a direct export from your browser or LastPass, 1Password, PasswordWallet and RoboForm.
You have several options for implementing two-factor authentication, including a first-ever integration of the FIDO Alliance’s U2F protocol. 2FA can be required at each login or to authorize a new device.
Dashlane secures all data transmitted using the highest level of encryption available, AES 256. Our patented security architecture ensures your passwords are protected within your Dashlane client, and the optional addition of 2FA further protects you from phishing or remote attacks. Learn more about our security architecture and see our security whitepaper.
If your device is lost or stolen, you can log in on another device and revoke the missing device immediately. Even if the device is recovered, no one can access your password vault without your Master Password and, if enabled, your 2FA token.
