LastPass for Business was the most frequently mentioned alternative to Dashlane, with 23% (7 of 30) of reviewers citing it. These reviewers may have experience with both platforms or may be considering LastPass as a substitute.

1Password and Bitwarden were mentioned by 7% (2 of 30) of reviewers as alternatives to Dashlane. These password managers may offer similar features or benefits that users find comparable.

A majority of reviewers, 63% (19 of 30), indicate that Dashlane Password Manager significantly improves their security posture. This includes better credential security, reduced risk of data breaches, and improved password health across the board. Reviewers also appreciate that Dashlane is a key part of their technology security policies.

Over half of the reviewers, 53% (16 of 30), report that Dashlane Password Manager saves them time and increases efficiency. This is attributed to easier password management, less time spent on account access, and streamlined sharing of credentials. Reviewers note that this time savings translates to monetary savings for the business.

Around 37% (11 of 30) of reviewers find that Dashlane Password Manager makes onboarding and sharing credentials easier. This includes easier sharing with new and current employees, streamlined password transfers when users leave, and simplified management of credentialed access. Reviewers appreciate the time saved in these processes.

Approximately 17% (5 of 30) of reviewers highlight the improved employee experience as a benefit of using Dashlane Password Manager. Employees appreciate the ease of use, the ability to keep all passwords in one place, and the enhanced cooperation among teams. Some reviewers also mention improved morale as a result.

Around 13% (4 of 30) of reviewers specifically mention improved password management as a positive impact. This includes easier and more effective management of passwords, as well as less time spent on credential management overall. Reviewers appreciate the simplification of these tasks.

Microsoft 365 is mentioned by 13% (4 of 30) of reviewers. These reviewers did not express specific opinions about Microsoft 365, only noting its use alongside Dashlane.

Google Chrome is mentioned by 10% (3 of 30) of reviewers. As with Microsoft 365, reviewers simply state its use, without providing specific feedback on Chrome itself.

A substantial number of reviewers, 37% (11 of 30), positively mention Dashlane's password generation feature. Reviewers appreciate the ease with which they can customize and generate complex passwords. This feature is seen as a valuable tool for enhancing online security.

Secure password sharing is a frequently praised aspect, with 27% (8 of 30) of reviewers highlighting its benefits. Users value the ability to securely share passwords with team members, vendors, and off-site employees, emphasizing the importance of maintaining data security while facilitating collaboration. The ability to set limitations on shared passwords is also appreciated.

Dashlane's autofill functionality is appreciated by 20% (6 of 30) of reviewers, who find it convenient for automatically completing login details and forms. This feature streamlines the login process and enhances user experience. Reviewers specifically mention the autofilling of email addresses and credit card information after a master password prompt.

Password storage capabilities are positively noted by 17% (5 of 30) of reviewers. Users trust Dashlane to securely store their passwords, providing peace of mind and simplifying password management. The secure storage of passwords is seen as a core benefit of the software.

Effective password management is cited as a strength by 17% (5 of 30) of reviewers. Users find Dashlane easy to use for managing credentials and storing login information. The software helps users keep track of multiple websites and passwords, simplifying their online experience.