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Introducing 1Password for Teams

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Re: Introducing 1Password for Teams

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Post by AGKyle »

77ko wrote: post #86
AGKyle wrote: post #79

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Hi! What were the issues you had with the Android application? Feedback is most certainly welcome here so we can try to focus our attention on the areas that are seeing the most sad faces from our users. Thanks! Kyle AgileBits

Specific Android issues: - The Android keyboard doesn't autofill fields - in ios I could use the share extension and it would attempt to autofill - the search is hidden behind a menu and isn't present at all in the opening screen - have to go into a category - search is broken - doesn't return a list of searched for items as the ios one does, it displays suggestions instead - if I click on a search result and go back…

Sorry to hear that you're unhappy with it. I think you'll be happy with the progress when you see the next updates. There's some work being done to modernize the interface and some of your list will be tackled by that. I would encourage you to take a look at my other comment in this particular tree of comments about Android. It might offer some perspective, not that it's an excuse but it explains things a bit more and might just help in understanding.

We really do want everyone to love our Android application. Personally, I feel they've made great strides given the time they've had. It's just a matter of time and our Android application will be right up there with our iOS application. We have some super smart people working on it and they're very passionate about what they do. I can't help but be inspired by a group of people who fight tooth and nail to catch up to a product that's much older (our iOS application).

I showed your comment to our Android developers so they've seen what you're requesting :)

Thanks!

Kyle

AgileBits

Re: Introducing 1Password for Teams

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Post by khad »

digitalchaos wrote: post #83

I'd be all over this if they supported yubikey's U2F. I love 1pass, but it always makes me uneasy using Dropbox (or anything similar) for syncing.

You will be pleased to know that 1Password for Teams does not use Dropbox for syncing and has what we call Better Than Two-Factor™ through the use of an Account Key. From our "Understanding the Account Key" article (https://support.1password.com/account-key/):

With traditional two-factor authentication, an existing device is used to authorize a new one. But the existing device is only used for authorization. The one-time passwords are not used to harden the encryption.

Your Account Key works in much the same way. It is required to authorize a new device. However, your Account Key is actually used to improve the encryption of your data. Both your Master Password and your Account Key are required to decrypt your data.

More in that article. :)

Re: Introducing 1Password for Teams

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Post by jpgoldberg »

sdevlin wrote: post #76
jpgoldberg wrote: post #51

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Re: Introducing 1Password for Teams

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Post by duncan_bayne »

AGRob wrote: post #74
duncan_bayne wrote: post #53

... provided your team doesn't include anyone using Linux. I asked them whether they had any plans to support Linux recently and got a disappointing "no comment" type of reply. Not impressed.

Sorry you were less than impressed. We can't really discuss future plans, but we are working to mature the 1Password for Teams web client into a fully functional client that can add, edit, and delete items. The whole thing is still in beta right now, but it's definitely on our must-do list. The web client runs in Chrome, Firefox, and Opera, so Linux users will definitely be able to access it there. That's our immedia…

Rob, thanks for the personal reply - much more impressed now :) That all makes perfect sense, & is much more detail than I had before.

Re: Introducing 1Password for Teams

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Post by Nk26 »

wishiknew wrote: post #31

And yet another app that would rather become an OS on its own rather than stick to one thing but 'do it well'. 1Password.app has already been taking ages to load since the shiny/pointless redesign a year ago, and now we're getting even more features…

1password across all versions is pretty damn quick for me.

Re: Introducing 1Password for Teams

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Post by AGRob »

klinquist wrote: post #80

Really exited for this - was literally just looking to put a vault on a shared drive (yuck)... The pricing does seem a bit high (the same price as google apps!). We're a startup with an engineering team of ~12 and only two or three of us pay for 1password right now. If we had 1password teams, I'm sure I could convince management to include pro versions of 1password for Mac & iPhone with every new employee as part of…

Hi there!

Note that pricing is not completely finalized just yet, and we will be offering different pricing tiers. In addition, a subscription to 1Password for Teams would replace the price of the individual apps, not add to it. So, you would be getting free upgrades for the client apps while you are subscribed to 1Password for Teams.

I hope that helps!

Rob

AgileBits

Re: Introducing 1Password for Teams

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Post by klinquist »

AGRob wrote: post #97
klinquist wrote: post #80

Really exited for this - was literally just looking to put a vault on a shared drive (yuck)... The pricing does seem a bit high (the same price as google apps!). We're a startup with an engineering team of ~12 and only two or three of us pay for 1password right now. If we had 1password teams, I'm sure I could convince management to include pro versions of 1password for Mac & iPhone with every new employee as part of…

Hi there! Note that pricing is not completely finalized just yet, and we will be offering different pricing tiers. In addition, a subscription to 1Password for Teams would replace the price of the individual apps, not add to it. So, you would be getting free upgrades for the client apps while you are subscribed to 1Password for Teams. I hope that helps! Rob AgileBits

Good stuff. Thanks for the reply!

Re: Introducing 1Password for Teams

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Post by [deleted] »

AGKyle wrote: post #50
tw04 wrote: post #46

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Correct - on-prem = on-premise. AD integration meaning yes, ability to tie users/groups between 1password and existing AD infrastructure. The idea there being that if a user is terminated, and their AD account is deleted/locked out, everywhere else is locked at the same time. Having to go to 20 different systems to try to clean them out is a great way to miss accounts :)

Hey, thanks so much for that. Seriously, means a lot to come in here and know full well you're not really the right person to answer the question but give it a shot anyway and the other party is gracious enough to explain it. I will definitely be passing this along so we have some proper request information on hand. My bosses are reading this, one has even interacted in this discussion already so they're seeing this…

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Re: Introducing 1Password for Teams

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Post by samirageb »

AGKyle wrote: post #50
tw04 wrote: post #46

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Correct - on-prem = on-premise. AD integration meaning yes, ability to tie users/groups between 1password and existing AD infrastructure. The idea there being that if a user is terminated, and their AD account is deleted/locked out, everywhere else is locked at the same time. Having to go to 20 different systems to try to clean them out is a great way to miss accounts :)

Hey, thanks so much for that. Seriously, means a lot to come in here and know full well you're not really the right person to answer the question but give it a shot anyway and the other party is gracious enough to explain it. I will definitely be passing this along so we have some proper request information on hand. My bosses are reading this, one has even interacted in this discussion already so they're seeing this…

1pw user here and long time AD architect. If you have any questions around AD/LDAP, I'd be happy to answer what is 'common' when dealing with AD-integrated solutions.
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