Dashlane Reviews & Product Details

Security, and the fact that we can share passwords with each others is extremely helpful.

There are no things that I dislike for the moment, receiving more reports on a weekly basis would also be something interesting to put in place.

Taking care of our passwords, and not having to reming any.

being a lightweight and bug-free seamless app.

1) Sometimes service goes offline and we are unable to access it. 2) no provision for 2FA for login to centrally control the access

storing and sharing passwords

The ability to share passwords with colleagues without giving them the underlying credential. The syncing of credentials across all devices linked to my account is also a life-saver

1. I do find that Dashlane doesn't do a good job of unifying credentials on some websites. Microsoft has a few domains that are used for sign in purposes (live.com, microsoftonline etc). With passwords changing every 60 days, I can't always rely on the password suggested by Dashlane as the password linked to th at domain might still be the old one. 2. The web app is awful. It's far too difficult to get an overview of all of your credentials. For some reason it also wants to only show you a limited number of records, so when I have to manually update credentials for all the linked MS websites (see above), I first have to search, then click "View more" and sometimes a second time. Just show a list and add live filters.

Keeping track of the hundreds of credentials that I have. Allowing safe and secure collaboration between colleagues. Providing me with dark-web monitoring to let me known when something is wrong.

Dashlane business has made passwords much easier to manage. We use it in our accounting firm, where we average eight passwords per client. Dashlane makes it easy to manage those passwords with the team while maintaining high-security levels.

The only downside to dashlane business is the admin UI takes time to get used to. Setting up groups is not super easy since you have to go into a separate console.

Each client in our accounting firm has on average 8 passwords that we must keep track of. Dashlane lets us keep those passwords safe between our team members without compromising security.

- sharing passwords with colleagues in a safe way - password generator - managing access to passwords

- no option to add documents to notes and sharing them - the automatic fill-in is not always working

- sharing passwords - storing passwords - generating strong passwords

The ability to securely store and share passwords to shared resources within the firm.

It can be slow for them to update auto-login functionality when websites change.

It allows us to securely share passwords to shared resources (such as the firm's accounts with government agencies) , with the ability to easily revoke access and change passwords when there is turnover.

Simple and secure, we use share account across organization members and we use our personal password as well using everything in one single account.

Not so confortable the password sharing across organization's members, the steps to share them are quite tricky.

Secure password storage both for personal and business use, sharing the business one across colleagues.

Dashlane makes it easy to generate, manage, and share passwords across devices and team members. This is especially important when working with multiple systems in multiple locations. The ability to share a password with a team member for a time, then revoke access and change it provides added security. As a bonus, the secure notes, ID storage, and payments storage is helpful for managing identities online.

My main complaint with Dashlane (also applies to other password managers I've tested) is it is a bit too eager to please. When the browser extension is activated, any time a field appears where info from Dashlane can be filled, it fills that info. For services where you have multiple logins this can lead to auto-login with the wrong account.

Secure password generation and changing, sharing across devices, and sharing across team members is the primary reason we use Dashlane.

Password overload was in full force prior to Dashlane. I had a huge hesitation in spending this money for a small business such as mine. Don't hesitate! Don't waste another day stressing on remembering passwords, selecting passwords, finding passwords... Dashlane fixed all of that!

It doesn't work as well as I'd hoped with my phone, but I am sure it's works as well as it can considering the phone design of their software. Hopefully in the future it will continue to improve.

Password overload.. creating passwords.. Dashlane solved all those issues.

Dashlane Business provides me and my entire team with the ability to share and save both personal and client passwords so that we do not need to maintain manual spreadsheets with hundreds of clients login information. If a team member leaves, I can simply remove their access and not worry about security issues.

The only issue I have is with some websites passwords not recognizing the specific website I am on. For example Quickbooks online does not always recognize the password I have saved.

Sharing and saving passwords across a team of approximately 5 fulltime employees. Every new employee receives a password account on day 1 when they start with our firm.