This article describes the process for adding Dashlane to your devices and how to add logins/passwords to Dashlane.
Dashlane is a password manager that simplifies everything you do online. The Dashlane app securely stores and autofills all your passwords, payments, and personal information at work, home, and anywhere else you use the internet. It works across most major devices and platforms, so you can count on it to fill your passwords even if you use a PC at work and a MacBook at home.
With Dashlane, you can keep your business and personal accounts separate. CPM has set policies about which passwords get sorted into which Space (CPM or Personal) and monitor password health, without compromising the privacy of your Personal Space.
Dashlane Support articles may be helpful. However, CPM uses SSO for login and may have customized the business account. Use the CPM Tech-Helpdesk channel in Slack to request help from the workflow at the top of the channel.
Watch an intro video from step 2: Add and Manage Logins in Dashlane
DON'T create your own Dashlane password. You will use CPM's SSO to Login. (Click the Google Button.)
1. On laptops, install the browser extensions:
Installing Extensions: https://support.dashlane.com/hc/en-us/articles/9843448012306-Install-the-Dashlane-extension
CHROME and Chrome and Chromium browsers: Install the Dashlane extension. Watch Video
- Go to the Dashlane extension page in the Chrome Web Store
- Select Add to Chrome.
- Select Add extension.
- Pin the extension in Chrome
SAFARI BROWSER: Install the Dashlane extension in Safari
- Select Safari in the Safari browser menu bar and then select Safari Extensions.
- Search for "Dashlane" and select the download icon for Dashlane - Password Manager.
- Quit and reopen Safari.
- Select Safari in the Safari browser menu bar again and then select Preferences or Settings, depending on your macOS version.
- We'll ask you to turn on the Dashlane extension if you haven't already.
2. On Mobile Devices:
- Download from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
- After you authenticate your account, you can set up Touch ID, Face ID, or a PIN for easy access to everything saved in Dashlane.
These tutorials may be helpful:
Read: Log in to Websites Using Dashlane
You have three ways to use Dashlane's auto-login feature:
Option 1: Go to your website as usual
Option 2: Access the website from the Dashlane extension pop-up
Dashlane Links:
Create collections to organize large number of logins.
View Created Collections:
Share a Collection:
- Select a collection.
- Click the 3 vertical dots to the right of the collection and select 'Share'.
- Choose either a group or an individual to share with.
- Save.
If you would like to share a collection, but do not want to list each member of your team. Groups can be created for sharing. However, a Dashlane Admin will need to create your group. Request a group to be made by going to:
- Slack Channel: Tech_Helpdesk
- Select workflows at the top of the channel.
- Select Tech Question.
- Explain that you want a Dashlane Group. Provide the name of the group and the members to be added in the group.
VPN stands for Virtual Private Network. It provides more security when browsing the internet at an unsecure location such as an airport.
- You can set up a Hotspot Shield VPN through Dashlane on up to 5 devices.
- VPN should already show on the left side of Dashlane.
- Click VPN and follow the steps.
For more information, refer to Dashlane's tutorials: VPN Protection with HotSpot Shield
Here are some ideas for logins or secure notes to add in Dashlane:
- Your CPM Google Password
- Your Paylocity information
- CPM's Paylocity Company ID
- Your CPM's start date of employment
- Your CPM's Phone number and/or Zoom Meeting number
- Your CPM Credit Card information (Not everyone has this.)
- Any software logins such as Grammarly, Adobe Cloud Suite, efofex, etc.
- Any travel logins such as frequently used hotels.