Vaulted for MSPs
Share client credentials across your team through encrypted, self-destructing links — no plaintext in tickets, emails, or shared docs.
The challenge
- Technicians share client system passwords through ticketing systems that store credentials in plaintext across searchable databases
- Managing credentials for dozens of client environments means passwords end up in shared spreadsheets, wikis, and chat channels
- Client onboarding and offboarding requires exchanging batches of credentials through insecure email threads
- Compliance-conscious clients expect secure credential handling but most MSP tools lack zero-knowledge encryption
How Vaulted helps
- AES-256-GCM encryption in the browser means client credentials are never visible to the Vaulted server
- Self-destructing links with configurable view limits ensure credentials do not persist in ticketing systems or chat logs
- No account or installation required — technicians share a link and the recipient clicks it, regardless of what tools the client uses
- Optional passphrase protection adds a second layer for high-value client accounts — share the passphrase over a separate channel
Common use cases
Share Login Credentials Securely
Share login credentials for shared accounts through encrypted links that disappear after viewing.
Share Passwords Securely
Send passwords to teammates and clients through encrypted links that self-destruct after viewing.
Share API Keys Securely
Transmit API keys to developers through encrypted links that disappear after use.
Share Database Credentials Securely
Share database hosts, usernames, and passwords through encrypted links that expire automatically.
Why MSPs choose Vaulted over internal tools
Most password managers are designed for individual or team use within a single organization. MSPs need to share credentials across organizational boundaries — with clients who may not use the same tools. Vaulted requires no accounts, no installations, and no shared platform. Send a link, the client opens it, the credential self-destructs.