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• Password – For storing the password, username and login page URL for an account.

• Credit Card – For storing card type, card number, name on card, expiration date, and verification code for a credit card.

• Note – For storing private notes in this most basic of secret types that has only the default Display Name and Notes section.

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Vault secrets

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1. On the navbar, expand Privileged Access and clickselect Request Access.

2. Click Select the Secrets tab and then click the Add button.
   

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   The Password Vault Data dialog appears with the Secret Type set to Password by default.
   

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3. Select the Secret Type that you want to create.

4. Fill in the information that you want to store and click Save.
   

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2. In the Password Vault Data dialog that appears, select the appropriate Secret Type and enter the required information for that type and then click Save.
   

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title Password Secret Type
For Password Secret Types, enter the following information: Display Name – Display Name for the secret User Name – Username portion of the credentials Password – Password portion of the credentials Login URL (V2) – Optional; URL to the application login page Notes – Optional; notes about the credential Image Added

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title Credit Card Secret Type
For Credit Card Secret Types, enter the following information: Display Name – Display Name for the secret Card Type – Credit card type; i.e., Mastercard, American Express, etc. Name on Card – Name of the card holder Card Number – Credit card number Expires– Date the card expires Verification Code – Verification code for the card Image Added

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title Note Secret Type
For Note Secret Types, enter the following information: Display Name – Display Name for the secret Notes – The notes you want to encrypt Image Added