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Basic operations

This page covers the three operations you will use most frequently: adding a password, using autofill, and generating a secure password.

Add a password to your vault

  1. Open Passwork and navigate to the vault or folder where you want to save the password.
  2. Click Add password in the top-right corner of the content pane.
Add password button in the vault view
  1. Fill in the required fields:
FieldDescription
NameDescriptive name for the entry (e.g., "Jira — John Smith")
LoginUsername or email address
PasswordThe credential. Use the generator (see below) for new accounts
URLWebsite or service address. Enables autofill matching
DescriptionOptional notes
Add password form
  1. Click Save.
Private vault

Your Private vault is visible only to you. Save personal credentials there. For credentials shared with your team, save to the appropriate company vault or folder — ask your manager which one to use.

Use autofill in the browser extension

Autofill lets you sign in to websites with a single click, without manually copying and pasting credentials.

When you visit a page that has a saved password associated with it, Passwork will prompt you to autocomplete the sign-in fields.

Add password form

If no matching entry appears, the URL stored in the password record may not match the current page. Edit the password record and verify the URL field.

For full autofill instructions, see Save and use password.

Generate a strong password

Use the built-in password generator whenever you create a new account or need to reset a credential.

From the Add password form

Click the Generate icon next to the Password field. The generator creates a strong password and fills the field automatically.

Password generator in the Add Password form

From the browser extension

Open the extension and click the Generator tab. Customize length, character sets (uppercase, lowercase, digits, symbols), and click Copy to use the result.

Password generator in the browser extension

For a strong password: at least 16 characters, with uppercase and lowercase letters, digits, and at least one special character. Avoid dictionary words, names, or predictable patterns.

Next step

Proceed to Access shared vaults to learn how to find and use your organization's shared credentials.