Adding Passwords vs. Sharing Passwords as an Admin.
Any password added will be owned by the creator. The owner can share passwords with other users to further reduce the management aspect of informing people of password changes. One person can share a password with 1,000 users, change the password, and no one will even notice the password changed. If a password is individually added to each person's account, each person will have to update their passwords anytime they change. Sharing a password is useful whenever an account is shared between users, such as software accounts, EHRs, purchasing credit cards, and more.
Adding a password directly to a specific user's account is most useful if only the owner will use the password and no one else. These kinds of accounts are usually user-specific accounts, such as personal email accounts, bank accounts, taxes, etc.
Add a Password to Each Account |
Share a Password with Users |
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For any additional questions or concerns regarding security, proximity settings, computer locking, credential management, or compliance, please contact GateKeeper Enterprise support using the Support Ticket form on https://gkaccess.com/support/ or email support@gkaccess.com.
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