> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.foundable.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Keep your business’s logins in the Vault

> Add, see and remove your business’s logins in the Vault, so Ted signs in for you without ever seeing a password.

The **Vault**, in Settings, keeps your business’s logins: the passwords Ted makes for new accounts, and the ones you add. Ted signs in with them without ever seeing them.

Ted can sign out of a website for you: ask him in the chat.

Only the owner or an admin can open the Vault and add a login. Your teammates see the list, and who can open it.

**1. Open the Vault**

Press your initial or photo at the top right, then **Settings**, then **Vault**, in the Business group. On a phone, press **More**, then **Settings**.

**2. Add a login**

Press **Add login**. Enter the **Website**, the **Email or username** and the **Password**, then press **Save**. You need no code to add one.

**3. Open a login**

Press it under **Accounts**. Its card shows the email or username, with the password hidden.

**4. Show or copy the password**

Press the eye beside the password to show it, or the copy button to copy it. A locked Vault first asks you to confirm it’s you: enter the six-digit code sent to your email.

The Vault then stays unlocked, and its top line says when it locks again by itself. Press **Lock** to lock it sooner.

## Change, remove or sign Ted out

On a login’s card:

* **Edit** changes the email, username or password. A login Ted made asks for your code first, if the Vault is locked.
* **Remove from Vault** forgets the password, and Ted’s computer signs out of that website. The account on that website stays. Press **Copy password** first to keep it, then **Remove**.
* **Sign Ted out**, on a website under **Other sites**, signs his computer out there. Ted’s browser remembers those websites, but the Vault keeps no password for them.

Under the lists, **Sign out everywhere** signs Ted out of every website, and your passwords stay. **See history** shows who opened each login, and each time Ted used its password.

## Check that it worked

A login you add shows under **Accounts**, with its email or username. A login Ted made says when he made it, and whether he’s signed in there.

## If something goes wrong

> [accordion] “That code didn’t work. Check the six digits or request a new code.”
>
> The code was mistyped, or it’s an older one. Check the six digits in the newest email, or press **Resend code** once it’s ready. Look in your spam folder too.

> [accordion] “Your Vault is full. Remove a login to add another.”
>
> The Vault holds as many logins as it can. Remove one you no longer need, then add the new one.

> [accordion] “Only the owner or an admin can open it.”
>
> Your role can’t open the Vault. Ask the owner or an admin to show, change or remove a password.

## FAQ

> [accordion] Can Ted see my passwords?
>
> No. He signs in with them, but a password shows only on its card in your Vault. See [What Ted does on his own](https://docs.foundable.com/ted/on-his-own.md).

> [accordion] How does Ted ask for a login he needs?
>
> A card in the chat asks for it. Enter the email or username and the password, then press **Save**: it goes in your Vault. See [Steer or stop Ted while he works](https://docs.foundable.com/ted/steer-or-stop.md#teds-computer).

> [accordion] Where do I add a login Ted asks for in Run?
>
> On Home, his question has **Add login**, which saves it in the Vault. See [Answer what Ted asks you](https://docs.foundable.com/run/decisions.md).

## Related

> [card] [What Ted does on his own](https://docs.foundable.com/ted/on-his-own.md)
>
> What he does by himself, and what stays yours.

> [card] [Steer or stop Ted while he works](https://docs.foundable.com/ted/steer-or-stop.md)
>
> Take over his computer, or stop a job.

> [card] [Change your settings](https://docs.foundable.com/account/settings.md)
>
> Every section of Settings.


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