Keeper Enterprise Password Manager Reviews

My main use case for Keeper Enterprise Password Manager is to manage all our credentials internally for our internal systems, as well as resell it to our customers and help them manage their credentials, making it a must-have solution.

Keeper Enterprise Password Manager is critical for managing credentials both internally and for customers, serving as a must-have solution. It offers an efficient solution to ensure that all credentials are securely managed. This capability is vital for reselling to customers, helping them maintain secure credential practices.

I rated Keeper Enterprise Password Manager a nine out of ten because occasionally the KeeperFill app does not function as it should and forces users to manually retrieve the password out of the vault and enter it manually.

Apart from the KeeperFill app issue I mentioned, I feel Keeper Enterprise Password Manager needs no improvements, as that is my only complaint.

I have been using Keeper Enterprise Password Manager for approximately six years.

My advice to others looking into using Keeper Enterprise Password Manager is that it is a dependable solution worthy of consideration. I gave this product a rating of nine out of ten.

We use Keeper to store passwords.

We previously kept our passwords in an Excel file. Using Keeper makes us more secure. 

Keeper has strong security features. 

The password rotation feature could be improved.

I have used Keeper for three years.

I rate Keeper eight out of 10 for stability. 

I rate Keeper eight out of 10 for scalability.

I rate Keeper nine out of 10 for support

Keeper isn't too expensive.

I rate Keeper nine out of 10. I would recommend Keeper depending on your business requirements. 

My main use case for Keeper Enterprise Password Manager is for password security across the enterprise and ensuring that things are secure.

A specific example of how I use Keeper Enterprise Password Manager to secure things in my organization is by providing an outlet for users across multiple applications to have their passwords stored securely.

Keeper Enterprise Password Manager has positively impacted my organization by preventing information from being received out and making it easier for users to access their passwords securely without any issues.

It has made things considerably easier in that instead of users using notepads or notes on Mac or Windows machines, it is more secure and gives them an option so they do not have to know all their passwords. They could just log into Keeper Enterprise Password Manager and it fills automatically, which saves time, especially if you are using multiple applications.

The best features Keeper Enterprise Password Manager offers are Single Sign-On and authentication, which makes it difficult for other users to potentially hack in.

Single Sign-On and authentication have helped my team because it is helpful in case a user changes their cell phone. As an example, I can reset the Single Sign-On authentication as well, making it more secure so that other users are not able to access that same account going forward.

I have no suggestions for improvement as I think it is a great application.

I have been using Keeper Enterprise Password Manager for multiple years.

Keeper Enterprise Password Manager is definitely stable.

Keeper Enterprise Password Manager definitely scales pretty high.

Customer support for Keeper Enterprise Password Manager is very friendly and easy to get in touch with. For those looking into using Keeper Enterprise Password Manager, I advise that it is something that is easy to set up and cost-efficient, with a friendly customer support team there to support you in any way. I think it is the best option overall to protect our company.

Negative

I did not previously use a different solution before Keeper Enterprise Password Manager as this was the first one that we used.

The setup process for Keeper Enterprise Password Manager was straightforward because we followed the guide and were able to implement it successfully.

My company has just a customer relationship with this vendor with no other business relationship.

I have not seen a return on investment at this moment.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing is that pricing was not too much.

Before choosing Keeper Enterprise Password Manager, I evaluated other options including LastPass and also looked at 1Password.

We use the solution for password management and sharing passwords. It's mainly for password security. 

I like the tool's keyword editor and SSO. 

Keeper does not provide password management for mobile apps. 

I have been working with the solution for a couple of months. 

We haven't faced any downtime. 

Keeper is scalable and we have about 500 users for it. We use the product daily. At least 150 people use it extensively daily. 

The tool's setup was easy and we have deployed it on the cloud. The deployment was quick and we completed it in less than a week. We have two teams one in the US and another in India. We first implemented Keeper in the US, got feedback, and then implemented it in India. The overall deployment took about four months to complete. 

I would rate Keeper an eight out of ten. It had all features that we wanted. The time taken for scaling up and knowledge transfer was zero. 

A useful solution for storing encryption keys, programming and developing a SaaS platform. We want to store all the database access keys and secret microservices that can be used without knowing the password. This password can be accessed externally and changed by external people without our knowledge because if you have a SaaS customer, they use a completely separate infrastructure and encrypt the data with their password, so they are completely safe.

The stability of the solution can be improved because sometimes the solution does not work.

We have been using the solution for two years.

The solution is barely scalable. We like to make variability tests because what we are building is in SaaS, and in Keeper, goes down. On the other hand, hundreds of people are using it in our organization namely programmers  Still, we started to use it a lot when we finished developing the SaaS and began commercializing it.

We do not have experience with customer service and support.

We will be switching to AWS Secrets because of its availability and scalability.

I rate the solution a five out of ten.

We use this solution to organize and manage information. It is our central repository. It removes individual knowledge bases. It doesn't remove them, but it keeps them in a better place. 

The possibility of assigning information to different groups and individuals has been the most valuable. 

The technical support for this solution could be faster support and improved if they had a better understanding of my questions.

We have been using this solution for three years. 

This is a stable solution.

This is a scalable solution. We have plans to increase its usage within our organization. 

The technical support for this solution could be faster support and improved if they had a better understanding of my questions. I would rate them a two out of five. 

Neutral

The initial setup is straightforward. The deployment took one week. 

I recommend this solution. I would rate it an eight out of ten. 

It has improved the way our organization functions.

I like a couple of things about this solution. Being able to share passwords with other people is valuable. You can see if the information is out on the dark web and whether you have weak passwords and the last time they were changed.

You could also have the 2FA or MFA codes embedded in the application so that you don't have to use your phone or any other 2FA device, which is something very important.

Room for improvement in my eyes would be being able to share my credit cards and other types of information. The only thing they really share is passwords, and you can only do it with one password at a time. When you're trying to share it out or trying to remove it from being shared, you can't do multiple selections.

I have been using this solution for over a year. I am using its latest version.

It is stable. There are no issues.

It is scalable. You can easily grow it from a small organization to an enterprise.

We've only four users who are using it, but that's because of our limitations, not theirs.

I've used their tech support quite a bit because I am always coming across areas for enhancements and improvements. There is no perfect software out there, and they've been responsive. The only thing that has affected them, like everyone else, is COVID, but they're back, and they're very responsive. I would rate them a nine out of ten.

We switched because this is a better product, and it is for computer consultants.

It is straightforward.

Its price is reasonable.

I would advise others to make sure that they can recover from locked out accounts because it is very secure, and they don't keep any key codes.

I would rate Keeper an eight out of ten just because you can't share all the information.

I have a significant number of passwords and Keeper helps me manage them all for both work and personal accounts, for me and my whole family. I would be lost without it.

We use keeper to assist in managing our client details, as well as ensuring our business technology is stored securely.

The ability to autofill the login credentials has saved me a lot of time in my day to day computing. As I'm on the computer for 10+ hours every day, it's a life-saver.

I would love it if you didn't have to re-authenticate when you start up a new browser.

I have been using Keeper for three years, if not longer.

Keeper is a stable solution.

It's a scalable product.

I have no issues with technical support.

I didn't use a different solution prior to Keeper, apart from an Excel spreadsheet.

The initial setup is straightforward.

I did not require assistance from the vendor.

It has a positive ROI.

The pricing is available on the vendor's website.

I did not evaluate other options before implementing this one.