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Migration

Bring your passwords from wherever they are.

A spreadsheet, the browser's saved passwords or another password manager. Import reads the file in your browser, encrypts it and adds it to a vault; the file is never sent to the server.

Supported sources

SourceFileNote
Excel.xlsxThe first sheet is read; you map the columns. Formulas are never run.
Generic CSV.csvComma, semicolon or tab; the encoding Turkish Excel saves in is read too.
Chrome and Edge.csvThe file exported from the browser's password settings; columns are recognised automatically.
Bitwarden.json or .csvUnencrypted export; folders become tags, custom fields become hidden fields.
KeePassXC.csvGroups become tags; the verification code address is read.
1Password.csvTags and the verification code address are read.
Passhield archive.passhieldA password-protected archive from another Passhield vault; everything comes across.

How it works

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    Choose the file

    The format is worked out from the file. For tables, Passhield guesses what each column is; you can change it.

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    Preview

    Choose the target vault or a new one. See the rows to add, to skip and with errors. If the vault already has an item with the same address and username, skip it, update it or add it anyway.

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    Import and delete the file

    Items are encrypted and added in groups of 500. Download rows with errors in a report without passwords. When done, delete the file you imported from your computer.

Details

Move from the spreadsheet to a secure vault.

Create your organisation and import your first file.