Team Password Manager

Team Password Manager

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Use Team Password Manager in Make.com and automate your Passwords Manage within Minutes. You can find a full list down below!

Sum Up!

  • Automate your Passwords Manage

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Actions

  • Activate a user
    • Note: a user cannot activate/deactivate itself.
  • Add a user to a group
    • Adds a user to a group.
  • Archive a password
    • Archive a password.
  • Archive a project
    • Archive a project.
  • Change the password of a user
    • The request body must include the new password for the user.
  • Change the parent of a project
    • The request body must include the data for the new parent.
  • Convert a normal (not SAML) user to a SAML user
    • Converts a normal (not SAML) user to a SAML user.
  • Convert an LDAP or SAML user to normal
    • Notes: 1) a user can convert itself to normal user, 2) it is advised to change the password for the converted user (a previous password, if any, is not valid anymore).
  • Create a group
    • The request body must include the name for the group (which is the only field that can be set in a group).
  • Create a normal user
    • Creates a normal (not LDAP, not SAML) user. Note that this method, in past versions of the API, was also used to create LDAP users. This is not the case any more, it's only used to create normal users.
  • Create a password
    • The request body must include the data for the password. The required fields are the name and the id of the project the password is to be created in. Response is password ID created.
  • Create a project
    • The request body must include the data for the project (name and parent_id are required).
  • Deactivate a user
    • Note: a user cannot activate/deactivate itself.
  • Delete a group
    • Deletes a group.
  • Delete a password
    • This deletes the password, its files, etc.
  • Delete a project
    • This deletes the project, its passwords, files, etc.
  • Delete a user
    • Delete a user.
  • Delete a user from a group
    • Deletes a user from a group.
  • Generate password
    • Generate a strong, random password using the API.
  • Lock a password
    • This sets the locking status of a password to locked. From this moment on, any user who wants to use it will have to supply a reason to unlock it.
  • Move a password
    • Move a password to another project.
  • Show a group
    • This method returns all the data of a group, identified by its internal id.
  • Show a Password
    • This method returns all the data of a password, identified by its internal id.
  • Show a project
    • This method returns all the data of a project, identified by its internal id.
  • Show a user
    • This method returns all the data of a user, identified by its internal id.
  • Show me (who am I)
    • This method returns all the data of the user making the request.
  • Un-archive a password
    • Un-archive a password.
  • Un-Archive a project
    • Un-Archive a project.
  • Unlock a password
    • This sets the locking status of a password to unlocked. Notification will be sent to the password manager with the supplied reason.
  • Update a group
    • The request body must include the name for the group (which is the only field to be updated).
  • Update a password
    • The request body must include the data for the password. Only the fields that are included are updated, the other fields are left unchanged.
  • Update a project
    • The request body must include the data for the project. Only the fields that are included are updated, the other fields are left unchanged.
  • Update a user
    • Updates a user, of any type (normal, LDAP or SAML).

Searches

  • List groups
    • Returns all the groups in Team Password Manager.
  • List Passwords
    • Lists passwords from account.
  • List passwords of a project
    • This method returns the passwords of a project, identified by its internal id. This call shows the same data as the "Passwords" tab of a project.
  • List projects
    • These return the projects that the user has access to. The returned data is the same as in the projects lists (all active, archived, favorite and search) in the web interface.
  • List subprojects
    • These return the immediate subprojects of a project (or root) that the user has access to.
  • List users
    • Returns all the users in Team Password Manager.
  • List users who can access a password
    • This method returns the effective permissions users have on a password. This call shows similar data as the "Security" tab of the password.
  • List users who can access a project
    • This method returns the effective permissions users have on a project. This call shows similar data as the "Security" tab of the project.

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