1Password vs LastPass for Business

• 1Password's integration with services like Dropbox means that our passwords are backed up to our own accounts allowing us to set up as we go, instead of having overhead costs.
• 1Password's real-time sync means that when a user has updated a shared password, everyone who has access to that password gets the changes right away
• 1Password for Business allows us to see how often users use specific logins and revoke and grant access on the fly eliminating the need to remember and share passwords and also saving time!

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• Security
• User Interface
• Multi-platform support

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• I can't think of anything.

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• Sometimes when you update your password, LastPass adds a new entry rather than just updating the old one.
• I wish sharing credentials was a little easier to do. It's kind of a multi-step, non-intuitive process to share and I'm never really sure that the credentials are shared.
• After someone shares a credential, you have to run a refresh in LastPass, which is kind of annoying. Sharing should refresh automatically so that the newly shared credential is automatically available to all parties.

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• Safely manage online accounts without high costs
• Shared credentials allow us to pay less for some SaaS services
• Eliminates time spent managing credentials

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• Onboarding new employees is easy for managers. On their first day, they sign up for LastPass and boom, logins can be shared to their account instantaneously. Similar with off-boarding, managers can delete access with immediate effect.
• It saves time to have one individual save the login information into a Shared Folder rather than have 10 account managers save it into their computer.

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