Implementation Overview

High level steps for successful rollout of Keeper Enterprise

For the most successful rollout of Keeper Enterprise, we recommend following the steps below:

1. Create Enterprise Trial

If you haven't already, create a Keeper Enterprise Trial from our website or by contacting the sales team. Be sure to allocate the necessary number of total users you expect to onboard.

Create your Keeper Admin account and login to the Keeper Admin Console by following the instructions sent via email from the trial registration form.

Managed Service Provider (MSP) customers: Please sign up for the Keeper MSP product trial. Keeper MSP is a specialized version of the Keeper Enterprise product. To jump to the Keeper MSP guide, click here.

2. Schedule Training

Schedule a demo/training session with our Business Support team by contacting your sales representative or emailing [e-mail].

3. Configure Provisioning Methods

Setup and configure your provisioning and authentication methods as described in the User and Team Provisioning section of this document. You can choose from many different provisioning methods such as:

• Manual provisioning through the Keeper Admin Console

• Active Directory provisioning with the Keeper Bridge service

• Single Sign-On (SAML 2.0) with Just-In-Time (JIT) provisioning

• SCIM automated provisioning

• Email provisioning

• Keeper Commander API / SDK provisioning

Contact us if you require assistance in configuring your environment.

4. Notify Users

Inform your users, stakeholders, DevOps and IT Admin teams that you have partnered with Keeper Security, the leading cybersecurity platform for preventing password-related data breaches and cyberthreats to implement a simple, employee-friendly password management application.

5. Deploy Apps

Deploy Browser Extensions and/or Desktop application as desired to users via push mechanism. https://docs.keeper.io/enterprise-guide/deploying-keeper-to-end-users

Or, direct your users to install Keeper from our Download Page.

Users can also simply utilize the Web Vault and Browser Extensions:

US Data Center: https://keepersecurity.com/vault

US Public Sector / GovCloud: https://govcloud.keepersecurity.us/vault

EU Data Center: https://keepersecurity.eu/vault AU Data Center: https://keepersecurity.com.au/vault CA Data Center: https://keepersecurity.ca/vault

JP Data Center: https://keepersecurity.jp/vault

Upon first login, the user is prompted to import passwords and walk through setup steps, 2FA, etc.

6. Attend Training Sessions

Users are invited to join a training session via Google Meet or the customer's meeting platform. This training invite can be contained within the email invitation body content, or sent separately by the Admin to their users. Contact your Customer Success manager at [e-mail] to start training your team.

7. Monitor Usage

The Keeper Admin can monitor the usage of users via the Reporting & Alerts Module and also configure realtime web-hook alerts to Slack or Microsoft Teams. Installing Keeper Commander is also helpful for running automated reports.

8. Disable Built-In Password Manager

We recommend that the Keeper Admin notifies users regarding the timeline in which built-in password manager saving will be disabled by GPO.

After the specified amount of time, the Keeper Admin disables legacy built-in browser password managers, thus requiring and enforcing the use of Keeper on the browser.

To learn more about how to disable the built-in password manager Click Here.

9. Require Usage of Keeper

It's critical that all employees use Keeper to manage their passwords and to prevent sharing of information over insecure channels. Update your password policies and employee onboarding processes to ensure that Keeper is utilized. Sharing records to the user's vault is a great way to encourage them to login and gain access.