The main use case that we have for 1Password Business is to store our websites and CMS back-end passwords because we have lots of projects and many CMS platforms. 1Password Business has one consolidated vault where our UX and development team can go in and access the passwords for each and every website that we are working on.
I use 1Password Business for both work and personal family purposes. At work, I use 1Password Business to organize all my passwords for various applications I log into, as well as certain secrets that I need to keep, such as keys and other sensitive information. I also use it to store secret information that I don't want anybody to gain access to for my own purposes or for work.
Software Engineer at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
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Dec 4, 2025
1Password Business is used for automated testing through the 1Password CLI. The primary application is utilizing 1Password Business in Playwright tests to enable login to our system, allowing our automated test suites to run in Jenkins.
Software Engineer at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
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Top 5
Dec 4, 2025
1Password Business serves as my main solution for sharing credentials with my team and storing passwords for staging. We maintain a vault specific for the team where we have access to our staging and test environments. Whenever a new team member is onboarded, we give them access to the vault so they have immediate access to all the credentials they need to log in.
Senior Manager, Cloud Product Marketing at a tech vendor with 1,001-5,000 employees
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Top 20
Dec 3, 2025
1Password Business serves as my primary tool for keeping passwords synced between team members and tracking my own passwords for the various accounts I interact with on a daily basis. I manage my own accounts using 1Password Business, as it provides an excellent way to keep passwords updated and create new accounts and passwords very quickly in a secure manner that complies with each website's password requirements.
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Cloud infrastructure at a tech vendor with 201-500 employees
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Dec 2, 2025
1Password Business is used to save all service account credentials for team members, with the need to keep everything in one centralized location. Multiple locations are created for each team, such as one for the analytics team, where all passwords, EC2 key pairs, and other credentials are stored and shared with team members for their use. 1Password Business is used to retrieve passwords, and when new passwords are created, the password browser integration auto-populates the credentials whenever connecting to the single sign-on environment, filling in both username and password from the vault. AWS IAM access keys are currently stored in the password vault for a critical application where IAM roles cannot be used. IAM access keys are rotated regularly through a separate pipeline that generates new access key and secret key every 85 days. These are seamlessly updated to the 1Password Business vault, and the application team retrieves the new credentials from the vault.
My company resells the solution and operates similarly to SF Quality to provide consulting and managed service. Clients can access the solution through its operating system that is hosted on the Amazon cloud or via any web browser.
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The main use case that we have for 1Password Business is to store our websites and CMS back-end passwords because we have lots of projects and many CMS platforms. 1Password Business has one consolidated vault where our UX and development team can go in and access the passwords for each and every website that we are working on.
I use 1Password Business for both work and personal family purposes. At work, I use 1Password Business to organize all my passwords for various applications I log into, as well as certain secrets that I need to keep, such as keys and other sensitive information. I also use it to store secret information that I don't want anybody to gain access to for my own purposes or for work.
1Password Business is used for automated testing through the 1Password CLI. The primary application is utilizing 1Password Business in Playwright tests to enable login to our system, allowing our automated test suites to run in Jenkins.
1Password Business serves as my main solution for sharing credentials with my team and storing passwords for staging. We maintain a vault specific for the team where we have access to our staging and test environments. Whenever a new team member is onboarded, we give them access to the vault so they have immediate access to all the credentials they need to log in.
My main use case for 1Password Business is keeping all of our employees secure and managing their logins.
1Password Business serves as my primary tool for keeping passwords synced between team members and tracking my own passwords for the various accounts I interact with on a daily basis. I manage my own accounts using 1Password Business, as it provides an excellent way to keep passwords updated and create new accounts and passwords very quickly in a secure manner that complies with each website's password requirements.
1Password Business is used to save all service account credentials for team members, with the need to keep everything in one centralized location. Multiple locations are created for each team, such as one for the analytics team, where all passwords, EC2 key pairs, and other credentials are stored and shared with team members for their use. 1Password Business is used to retrieve passwords, and when new passwords are created, the password browser integration auto-populates the credentials whenever connecting to the single sign-on environment, filling in both username and password from the vault. AWS IAM access keys are currently stored in the password vault for a critical application where IAM roles cannot be used. IAM access keys are rotated regularly through a separate pipeline that generates new access key and secret key every 85 days. These are seamlessly updated to the 1Password Business vault, and the application team retrieves the new credentials from the vault.
The use case in my organization for 1Password is to keep secure passwords and rotate passwords.
As a personal user, I use 1Password for managing my passwords.
My company resells the solution and operates similarly to SF Quality to provide consulting and managed service. Clients can access the solution through its operating system that is hosted on the Amazon cloud or via any web browser.