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Possibility to share passkeys

RoyG

Salesforce is rolling out a security update which requires admin level users or users with modify all access to use passkeys to login.

The functionality to use passkeys is available in Last Pass but not the ability to share unfortunately. This makes the job of partnered salesforce developers who use Last Pass very hard as they often share accounts with other.

It's not feasible to let the customer pay for extra Salesforce licenses so that other developers in the company can access salesforce.
Salesforce documentation does suggest using Bitwarden or 1password because they are able to share passkeys but it would be great if Last Pass also supports this feature so we don't have to switch password manager for the whole company…

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Hilda C

Hello @RoyG

Thank you for the feedback. We understand the interest in shared passkeys, especially as passkeys become more widely adopted.

While we don't have a timeline to share at this time, feedback like this is actively considered by our product teams when evaluating future enhancements.

Thank you for sharing your use case and helping us prioritize what matters most to our users.

Best,

RoyG

Hello Hilda

When, where or how will we find out about the prioritization of this record?

Kind regards,

Hilda C

Hello @RoyG

Once your feedback has been submitted as a feature enhancement request, it will be reviewed and evaluated by our Product team.

Unfortunately, we are unable to provide an estimated timeframe for review or implementation, and there are no additional updates available for follow-up requests at this stage.

Once again, we appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback.

Regards,

Rohan Shah

Hello, it would really helpful to have this feature as Passkeys are being adopted more often. Would you please

dan.hore

+1 for this, we have just found out our current Lastpass setup won't work with this Salesforce change, so we will most likely need to switch to 1Password or Bitwarden unless Lastpass can get this sorted before the October deadline :(

Wade Murdock

Me and my IT partner also need this. We are not active Salesforce users. We're on there for like 5 minutes at a time once a month. We do not need to pay for 2 separate accounts. This is ridiculous.

Hilda C

Thank you all for taking the time to share your feedback with us — we truly value your opinion. We look forward to providing you with an even better experience in the future.

Rohan Shah

Hello, is there any possibility to get this item prioritized?

Josh Gilmour

Yikes - this is a huge oversight for businesses. How is there not a capability for this already baked in?

Connor Finelli

Hi team, any shot this can be prioritized? This new salesforce update has caused a lot of hiccups in a lot of orgs

bwanasek

Adding here that we are having the same issue with the new Salesforce requirement. We are considering moving to another password platform that can accomodate this.

Talya Levin

+1 on this urgent requirement! The fact that other password managers have this functionality available implies that LastPass can also make it happen—and I really don't want to have to switch to a new password manager for my Salesforce team. Hoping this can be prioritized soon.

Maria Kakolowski

+1 on this for our org. We need to connect an admin-level login to third-party apps for data extraction, and having one user as a single point of failure in this pipeline is problematic.