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Note - 1Password Service Accounts usage in Entitle

As of July 3rd, 2024, managing vaults and secrets using a 1Password Service Account is not fully supported by 1Password, and therefore it is not yet available on Entitle’s 1Password integration.

1Password's vaults are yet to be fully managed by Service Accounts and must be created by the Service Account. If employees create a new vault using their own 1Password's user (via the web app) the service account simply won't have any access to that vault, let alone manage permissions to it.

While it is possible to migrate existing vaults (recreate them using the SA), this won't be possible for vaults created after the 1Password integration in Entitle is set up.

Once 1Password's Service Accounts are fully functional - Entitle will add that support to its interface.

For more information, please visit 1Password's information

Prerequisites

• An account that is a Manager in the Owners group.

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1Password adapter enables controlling access to 1Password vaults.

Usage of the adapter requires 4 fields:

• Account:
  • The wanted account to be operated on.
  • If you’re not sure what your account is, it can be found the following way:
    Under settings/account, you’ll find the following:

The wanted value is under Sign-in Address, “entitleio” in the given example.

• Password:
  • Password to the account to be operated on.
• Secret Key:
  • Secret-Key of the account to be operated on.
  • If you’re not sure what your secret key is, it can be found the following way:
    Under My Profile:

you’ll find the following:

The wanted value is under Secret Key.

Put your cursor on the “Secret Key” field, and the two following options will be displayed:

The Secret Key value can now be shown.

• Email:
  • Email address of the account to be operated.
  • Can be found via the same operations as Secret Key.