TechSavve PassVault
Your team’s passwords in a vault with your name on it, on its own or as part of TechSavve NOC.
A password vault your team will use
Your branding, your address
TechSavve PassVault runs on its own address, such as vault.yourcompany.com, with your logos on the sign-in page and in the browser tab.
Works with the Bitwarden apps
Your team uses the Bitwarden apps for phones and computers and the browser extensions they may already know.
Invitation only
Nobody can sign themselves up. People get access only when an admin invites them.
Users managed for you
Give access, turn an account off or on, or delete it from one page. When someone’s NOC or Microsoft Entra account is turned off, their PassVault account is turned off too.
We can’t see your passwords
Items are encrypted in the browser with each person’s master password. Neither TechSavve nor the server can read them, hosted or not.
Locked down and backed up
The vault’s admin page is closed to the internet, and the vault is in every full backup, with off-server copies if you turn them on.
Two ways to run it
Run it yourself (on-prem)
Install it on your own Linux server or a Windows PC. Your data stays on your hardware. A 30-day free trial is built into the installer, and the same installer serves all three products: you pick TechSavve NOC, TechSavveRDP or TechSavve PassVault when you install.
Have us host it (SaaS)
We run a private install just for you: its own address, certificate and data, never shared with another customer. We do the updates and nightly off-server copies and keep an eye on it. Pricing is by quote.
TechSavve PassVault is powered by open-source Vaultwarden. It is not affiliated with Bitwarden, Inc. Source code: downloads.techsavve.com/source.
Ready when you are
Start a 30-day free trial on your own server, or ask us to host it for you.