Avis clients sur Dashlane for Business

Ce que j'ai aimé le plus sur Dashlane, c'est qu'il offre une interface intuitive simple à utiliser contrairement à d'autres applications similaires. De plus, le support de documentation de Dashlane est très riche ce qui facilite sa mise en place. Et aussi la fonctionnalité Partage en groupe qui permet de créer un groupe de plusieurs utilisateurs et leurs affecter un mot de passe partagé.

J'ai pas vraiment aimé le fait de ne pas pouvoir partager une note avec une pièce jointe.

Synchronisation, partage et saisies automatiques

La suppression de la version PC depuis plusieurs mois

Simplicité d'utilisation, sécurité, praticité

L'ergonomie est améliorable et mériterai d'être revue.

Dashlane vous permettra d’accéder à tous ses mdp grâce à un mdp maître, parfait.

Rien à signaler, tout fonctionne impeccablement.

Un outil qui vous rend la vie plus facile tous les jours. C'est simple, efficace et bien pensé : le concept est clair : garder sous la main tous vos mots de passe à l'aide d'un seul. Rien à ajouter.

La mise à jour entre applications mobile et bureau laisse parfois à désirer.

LA fonctionnalité que j'ai bien apprécié était la génération de mot de passe. Ce qui me fait gagner du temps.

Lorsque la version d'essaie se termine vous risquez de vous trouver en difficultés mais respectez , particulièrement la confidentialités si vous avez une authentification a deux facteurs

Dashlane syncs across multiple devices so you can have all of your passwords saved in your browser and also on your phone as a backup.

Every once in a while the extension does not load properly when starting up my browser.

This is a full featured password management tool. The UI and admin tools that come with it make managing it for the team very easy. Having the funtionality to share a password with other team member without exposing your actual password is a top tier feature we utilize all the time.

The cost can be a bit pricey, but has more features than many of the other apps out there. My other biggest complaint is that the dashlane popup will sometimes popup in forms and block filling out boxes.

Dashlane is a well-established and trustworthy password manager. It comes with convenient browser integration allowing to generate & save passwords of new accounts, as well as automatically logging-into existing ones. Other form fields are also filled based on your personal information.

Password security relies on a 'master' password, and optional two-factor authentication. Data is synchronized easily between devices (except on the free plan), with an encrypted backup stored on Dashlane's servers.

Beyond passwords, Dashlane can store all kinds of sensitive information such as identity documents, means of payment, bank accounts, software licenses, and other notes.

It is possible to share an account password with another Dashlane user, or even set an 'emergency contact' which may receive access to your passwords if requested, and after a delay without action on your part.

Among the newer features, the 'Identity Dashboard' summarizes password security, including insights on which accounts may be at risk due to security breaches. Related or reused passwords are highlighted for renewal.

The autofill features sometimes have trouble detecting which field should receive which info, in which case the entry must be fixed manually.

On macOS (at least), the client often needs to be started again after rebooting the computer, otherwise no window would show.

- I really like the password health functionality they have where they notify you of passwords that might be compromised (ie. after the discovery of a security bug in Spotify) as well as passwords that are weak and/or repeated often. As you fix the issues, your PW health improves and an account admin can also monitor the pw health of the whole team.
- Their support team really tries to help.
- The software now also knows my address details and such which makes online shopping much more seamless.

It's a shame that they are discontinuing the Dashlane app you could have on your computer and it will solely be a browser extension. However, I understand why they do this as in the past I've used the computer app to change lots of passwords (in an attempt to fix my pw health score) however there was an issue when trying to sync between the app and the browser extension (and mobile app). While their customer support was helpful unfortunately all the changed pws were lost to me and I had to start all over.

We decided to use Dashlane for our whole team. It became a necessity to find a good password management software once we reached 70 people, and more. It is quite hard to set up everything but once you are used to it, you realize it's really a great tool. We have teams which each have their own vault. And each employee can also create their own.

It is quite expensive and there are a lot of other options out there, but this one is the best for us right now.

Dashlane is very easy to use and just the perfect app to keep track of your passwords, renew them every so often, and be assured of unique and secured login details. The design is also very straightforward and intuitive, unlike some of its competitors that tend to confuse the user than to help. It is also a highly rated app that makes you confident about your online accounts' security, especially the ones that deal with finances.

The initial setup can be a bit difficult to manage, but you just have to clearly understand the instructions so you can maximize its full features. Its browser plugin can occasionally send pop-ups to save passwords even if you just did save the passwords.

The program allows you to import all saved passwords.
Password changer can change multiple passwords at once.
E-mail customer support is fast.

Phone support is missing.
The program has too simple two-factor authentication

Firstly I really love that I now have safe passwords for all of my many accounts, rather than doing what most people do and using one single password for everything and hoping for the best. Secondly I am so happy that these high quality passwords are always available on my Mac or my android phone, and pop up as autologin options whenever I want to log in to something. Really easy to use. And my better half likes it too.

The android app that opens other apps can sometimes have trouble finding the right information. Having said that I mentioned this to support and they asked me for examples so they could get to work on it. I spent 30 minutes trying to find one before I realised that they've either upped their game again, or that I was mistaken.