Keeper Reviews

I used Keeper primarily for password and credential management. It was used on my team of about one hundred people. The solution helped in managing credentials efficiently and securely.

Credential management was a significant advantage of Keeper. The ability to share credentials easily and securely was a big improvement. Previously, sharing passwords and credentials through email and teams was a problem. It resulted in notable productivity gains and increased security. We also used Keeper to block or handle non-standard sites that were not allowed, enhancing our control.

We use Keeper to store passwords.

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

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. 

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 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. 

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.

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.

Keeper was user-friendly. It was implemented within the whole "fingerprinting thing" in Apple — you could use Keeper the same way as you use Keychain. 

The user interface was also nice. You could have multiple or different zones. You could have your vault, so to speak, for your work-related applications, and you could also have private vaults, as well. If I can recall correctly, you could place notes and other documents in this vault to be saved — I liked that.

I think Keeper is a good product; we also sold it to our customers; however, there were some political issues between account managers over there.