Pegnitz, a Bavarian town near Nuremberg, ran municipal IT on a file-based vault that couldn't handle concurrent access, forcing administrators to coordinate every edit verbally. The team moved to Passwork's self-hosted platform for real-time, multi-user credential access.
Auerbach in der Oberpfalz, a Bavarian town of 9,470 residents, ran municipal IT on two file-based password managers prone to sync failures and with no role-based access control. The team moved to Passwork's zero-knowledge platform to close that security gap.
The city of Melle, a municipality in Lower Saxony with more than 48,000 residents, is recognized for its modern approach to city administration and citizen services. The local government manages a wide range of responsibilities: urban development, education, social care, environmental protection,...
Kindernothilfe, one of Europe's largest child aid organizations, needed a scalable password manager for a globally distributed team. They chose Passwork for self-hosting, SSO via SAML2, and an intuitive interface that simplified access management across borders.
