Make the shared vault prove who needs access
Explain how shared-vault access should be scoped, named, and reviewed instead of treated as a group password drawer.
The same password manager can either sprawl or enforce access discipline. What changed? Marketing team table with several real people leaning over one laptop, many colorful account cards represented as abstract tiles on screen, busy office setting, cluttered desk with phones and notebooks, room for overlay at bottom, no text, words, letters, numerals, logos. A marketing team is crowded around one laptop with many account tiles open, suggesting too many people can access the same launch-tool credentials. Before: one broad shared collection, stale members, unclear owner. https://oylytksvdaqzqcpcfhxp.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/omie-images/nugget-scenes/a91cef9b-7f52-429c-a183-6cf445665269-16.png Same marketing team in a clean office, two people reviewing access on separate…
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