Find and use a shared password
1
Open Passwords
Go to Documentation > Passwords. Check your selected company if you have access to more than one.
2
Find the correct entry
Use the table’s name and company filters and review the entry’s username, folder, and login URL. Make sure it is the account you intend to use.
3
Reveal or copy the password
Select Reveal and wait for the value to load. Use the eye control to hide or show it and the copy control to copy the password. The username has its own copy control.A revealed value automatically clears after the on-screen timeout. Reveal it again when needed. Hiding the value on screen does not erase a copy already placed on your clipboard.
4
Open the service
Use the login URL when available, then sign in to the service with the appropriate account details. Copying or revealing a password does not sign you in automatically.
FAQs
Why is the Passwords tab missing?
Why is the Passwords tab missing?
It requires a supported documentation integration, password sharing enabled by the MSP, and the relevant permissions on your role. Ask your MSP to check all three.
Why can I see a password entry but not reveal it?
Why can I see a password entry but not reveal it?
The entry and the live password value can have different availability. Your MSP should check sharing rules, your role and company scope, and the provider connection. Report the entry name and error without including its secret value.
Why did the password disappear?
Why did the password disappear?
Revealed values clear automatically after a short timeout. Use Reveal again if you still need it.
Does hiding a password clear my clipboard?
Does hiding a password clear my clipboard?
No. The eye control changes what appears on screen. Anything copied to your clipboard is separate.
Can I use Passwords to reset my portal password?
Can I use Passwords to reset my portal password?
No. These are credentials shared through your MSP’s documentation system. They are separate from your own portal sign-in method.