Before you start
- Your MSP must connect Hudu or IT Glue and turn on password sharing for your company. In Hudu, they do this in the integration settings.
- Your role needs Documentation access and the shared-password permission. Access to Documents alone does not show Passwords.
- Passwords are never stored in MSPortal. Each time you click Reveal, MSPortal fetches the value from Hudu or IT Glue.
Find and use a shared password
1
Open Passwords
Open Documentation > Passwords. Check the company selector if you have access to more than one company.
2
Find the entry
Use the Name and Company column filters. Check the Username, Folder, and URL columns to make sure it is the account you want.
3
Reveal the password
Click Reveal and wait for the value to load.
4
Show or copy it
Use the eye icon (Show password or Hide password) to show or hide the value, and the copy icon (Copy password) to copy it. The username has its own copy icon (Copy username).
5
Open the service
Click the login URL when one is shown, and sign in to the service. Copying a password does not sign you in.
Troubleshooting
Frequently asked questions
Why can I see an entry but not reveal it?
Why can I see an entry but not reveal it?
The entry and its live value can have different availability. Your MSP should check the sharing rules, your role and company scope, and the provider connection.
Does hiding a password clear my clipboard?
Does hiding a password clear my clipboard?
No. The eye icon only changes what shows on screen.
Can I use Passwords to reset my own portal password?
Can I use Passwords to reset my own portal password?
No. These are credentials shared through your MSP’s documentation system. They are separate from your portal sign-in.