CREDENTIAL VAULT
Credentials, where nobody goes looking.
Stop sharing passwords through spreadsheets, chat or email. One vault per company, team permissions and a record of who sees what.
The password spreadsheet always ends up in the wrong place.
And when someone leaves, nobody knows what was inside.
Shared sheets
Copies on desktops, in email and on someone’s phone.
Ownerless access
The administrator is on holiday and nobody knows which password is needed.
No audit trail
There is no way to know who viewed a credential or when.
What it includes
The vault keeps the secret; the CMDB knows where it is used.
Vault per company
Each organisation has its own logical space and policy.
Teams and permissions
Read or edit per team, not “send me the password”.
Two-factor
TOTP on entries that need it, with one-time codes.
Emergency kit
Controlled access for when the usual person is unavailable.
Audit
View, share and rotate without losing track of who did what.
CMDB link
Open the credential from the server or service record.
How it works
Create the vault
The company defines its policy and master password.
Organise teams
Each person accesses what they need, not everything.
Share with permission
Share one entry, not a file with every key.
Audit and rotate
Access history and credential changes without depending on one person.
Inside the product
A vault that can be understood and controlled.
Product view
Unlock
The vault opens with the master password; nobody else sees it.
What it connects to
Identity and inventory give the vault its meaning.
Adder IdP
Users, companies and roles without local accounts.
ExploreL6 Nexo
The technician opens the access from the ticket being resolved.
ExploreAccess administration
Credentials for Microsoft 365, firewalls, servers and services, without exposing them in chat.
WHO IT IS FOR
For teams that share access every day.
Internal IT, support providers and any company with admin credentials spread around. Convenience cannot be the excuse for not knowing who holds the key.
What buyers ask first
Can you read our passwords?
No. The vault is encrypted and opened with the user’s master password; the L6 team does not know it.
What happens when someone leaves?
Their permissions are removed and anything necessary is rotated. The audit trail shows what they accessed.
Does it integrate with the CMDB?
Yes. The asset record can open the linked credential without exposing it in chat.
Is there a mobile app?
The interface is web and works in a mobile browser; a native app is on the roadmap.