Share Credentials With External Partners—Safely
Give contractors, freelancers, and agencies the access they need without exposing your credentials permanently. Every share is encrypted and auto-deletes.
The Challenge
Credentials Linger in Chat Logs
Passwords shared over Slack, Teams, or email remain in message history indefinitely—accessible to anyone with access to those channels.
No Expiration or Revocation
Once credentials are shared through traditional channels, there is no way to revoke access or ensure they were not stored or forwarded.
Unknown Access Scope
Freelancers and contractors may share credentials with their own team members. Without controls, access spreads beyond its intended recipients.
Compliance Blind Spots
When credentials are shared informally, there is no audit trail for compliance reporting. Security teams cannot verify who accessed what and when.
How CredenShare Helps
Self-Destructing Credentials
Every shared credential auto-deletes after viewing or expiration. No data persists in our database—we intentionally opt for data loss over compromise.
View Limits & Expiration
Set exact view counts and time windows for each share. Once limits are reached, the data is permanently scrubbed—no recovery possible.
IP-Based Access Control
Restrict credential access to specific IP addresses or ranges. Even with the link, unauthorized networks cannot view the data.
Password-Protected Shares
Add an extra layer of security with password protection. Recipients need both the link and the password to decrypt the credentials.
Third-Party Access, Controlled
Third-Party Sharing FAQ
Share With Confidence
Give external partners the access they need—with AES-256 encryption, automatic deletion, and full audit visibility.