Shared company vaults
Credentials for shared systems live in a group vault instead of a spreadsheet. Access follows the role, not the person who happened to set it up, so a login does not disappear with its owner.
Cloud Data Services · Payments and identity
Business password management with support in Denmark
NordPass is a password manager for storing, generating and securely sharing business credentials. Vikingegaarden supplies licences and helps plan the rollout for your team, with support from Denmark. Manage passwords, passkeys and shared access for internal tools, supplier portals and site systems.

Overview
Give colleagues an organised place to store credentials and manage access to shared accounts.
Credentials for shared systems live in a group vault instead of a spreadsheet. Access follows the role, not the person who happened to set it up, so a login does not disappear with its owner.
Generate strong passwords for new or updated accounts and use password health tools to identify credentials that need attention.
Logins, payment cards and forms are saved once and filled with a single click, whether someone is paying a supplier, booking a trip or signing in to a portal.
Store and use passkeys for services that support this form of passwordless sign-in.
Breach monitoring can alert your team when monitored information appears in a known breach. Review and respond to alerts through your security process.
Assign the relevant shared credentials when colleagues join and remove their NordPass access when they leave. Review shared passwords and access to the underlying services as part of offboarding.
Use supported browsers and apps on Windows, macOS, iOS and Android to access the vault on the devices your team uses.
Discuss business licences, current company offers and rollout support with Vikingegaarden in Vonge, Denmark.
How it works
From a licence count to a working set of team vaults, with support in Denmark afterwards.
Start with the number of users, the devices they use and the systems whose credentials need to be managed. Vikingegaarden can help plan the licence setup and how shared credentials should be organised for the team.
Agree the required functions and support scope before rollout. Users then install the relevant app or browser extension and begin using the shared credential structure. Include ongoing access reviews and employee offboarding in the company's own IT procedures.
Tell us how many people need a licence
We come back with a partner price and a rollout plan
Vaults are organised by team and role before installation
Everyone installs the app and browser extension on their devices
Logins are saved into shared vaults as people work
Ongoing support from Vikingegaarden in Denmark
Product guide
Choose a password manager around the accounts your team uses, how credentials are shared and who is responsible for granting and removing access.
Harbor teams and other businesses use shared systems for operations, supplier portals and internal administration. A password manager provides an encrypted place for those credentials, with deliberate access permissions and a clearer handover when responsibilities change.
Before rollout, identify the shared accounts and the colleagues who need access. This gives the team a practical structure for saving and sharing credentials.
NordPass saves and autofills logins through supported browsers and apps. The password generator helps create strong credentials, while passkeys can be stored for services that support them. The vault can also hold payment card details and other sensitive information.
Confirm the functions required by your team and the selected business plan when arranging licences.
Shared credentials can be organised for the colleagues who need them and exchanged within NordPass rather than sent in plain text. Access permissions should follow the team's responsibilities.
When an employee leaves, remove their NordPass access and review shared credentials and access to the underlying services. Removing vault access does not by itself change passwords that may already have been copied or remembered.
Breach monitoring can alert the team when monitored account or domain information appears in a known breach. An alert is a prompt to review affected accounts and respond through the company's security process; it is not a guarantee that misuse has been prevented.
NordPass uses an encrypted vault with a zero knowledge architecture. The selected plan determines which administration, sharing and monitoring functions are available, so these should be agreed against the team's requirements.
Vikingegaarden supplies licences and offers a Danish point of contact for planning the rollout. Tell us the number of users and the support required so we can confirm the current company offer. For a wider review of accounts, patching and network security, see our IT security review.
Good to know
NordPass is an enterprise password manager: one encrypted place for the passwords, passkeys, payment cards and personal information a team works with. It generates strong passwords, saves and autofills logins with one click, lets colleagues share credentials securely and warns you if your data appears in a known breach. Vikingegaarden supplies and supports the licences.
No. Alongside passwords it manages passkeys, credit card details and personal information, and it autofills forms and payment details as well as logins. It replaces the sticky notes and spreadsheets for all of the sensitive small data a team handles, not just passwords.
Passkeys are a passwordless sign-in method used by supporting services. NordPass supports them: passkeys are stored and synced in the vault the same way as passwords, so a team can adopt them gradually, service by service, without changing tools.
Shared credentials live in group vaults, where access follows the role rather than the person. Work related passwords, company payment information or Wi-Fi access are shared inside NordPass, encrypted, instead of being sent in plain text over email or chat, which is not meant for keeping secrets.
Remove the employee's NordPass access and review shared credentials and the underlying business accounts. Removing vault access does not change passwords already known to that person. Include password changes and service-specific access reviews in the company's offboarding process.
Breach monitoring can alert the team when monitored information appears in a known breach. Review the affected credentials and take action through your security process. Available monitoring functions should be confirmed for the selected plan.
Browser extensions plus native apps for Windows, macOS, iOS and Android, all backed by the same encrypted vault. The person in the office and the person on the pier with a laptop in the van see the same, current credentials.
Vikingegaarden provides a contact in Denmark for business licences, current company offers and rollout planning. Tell us the number of users and the support you need so we can confirm the licence and service scope.
Start with the number of users, the way credentials will be shared and the administration functions required. Vikingegaarden can help review the licence setup. Confirm the included functions and support scope for the selected plan before rollout.
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