Passido is a professional password manager for organizations and teams. It centralizes and secures credentials, while preventing employees from viewing or extracting passwords and still providing secure autofill for login forms.
Its listed functions focus on password handling and access control. Passido uses military-grade encryption, with credentials encrypted before storage and kept encrypted in transit. It supports intelligent autofill that detects and fills login forms in one click, including custom fields and browser context menu integration. The product also includes agent management with granular access control, assignment of credentials to specific agents, group-based organization and permissions, real-time synchronization across devices, two-factor authentication using domain and secret key configuration plus email and password login, protection against password field manipulation and credential theft, blocking of unauthorized access and DevTools inspection, bulk import from CSV files, and activity logging with audit trails.
The service is delivered as a browser extension for Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge. Its setup flow describes installing the extension, configuring a domain and secret key, logging in as an agent, and then using assigned websites for automatic credential filling.
Passido offers three pricing tiers: Standard for up to 10 agents, Professionnel for up to 40 agents, and Avancé with unlimited agents. The Standard and Professionnel plans include unlimited credentials, agent and group management, activity logs, anti-theft features, and 24/7 technical support; Professionnel also adds daily backups and a custom server, while Avancé adds custom features. The site also provides a contact email and phone number for support, sales, and general inquiries.
Passido sits in PulseGate's Password & secrets management category. It focuses on securing and managing passwords for professionals and teams with robust encryption and access controls. Passido is a B2B product aimed at business teams and professionals. Passido is paid. It runs on the web and embeddable surfaces.
Passido first shipped in 2026. Among its 5 catalogued features are end-to-end encryption, team collaboration, and secure autofill.
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