Secrets: a team password vault that stays in your workspace
Every team has shared logins. WiFi, Stripe, the social accounts, the domain registrar nobody remembers. They usually end up in a Slack thread, a spreadsheet, or a sticky note on someone's monitor. That works until someone leaves, until access needs to be revoked, or until you have to explain to an auditor where credentials are stored.
Worknano Secrets is a password vault built into the same workspace as your CRM, projects, and HR. Store credentials once, control who can see them, and let people request access instead of copying passwords into chat.
What you get
- A vault per workspace, encrypted at rest, with entries for logins, API keys, and notes.
- Role-based visibility so sales sees sales tools and engineering sees infrastructure, not everything by default.
- Access requests with approval flow. No more "can you DM me the password?"
- An audit trail of who viewed or copied a secret and when.
- The same permissions model as the rest of Worknano. Promote someone, reorg a team, and access updates with the org chart.
How teams use it
Founders keep vendor and banking credentials in Secrets instead of a shared 1Password folder nobody maintains. Ops stores integration keys next to the workflows that use them. Agencies give clients access to their own vault entries without exposing the whole stack.
Because Secrets lives inside Worknano, it inherits SSO, MFA, and session policies you already configured for the workspace. One login, one security model, no extra vendor for "just passwords."
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