This article is for members of professional plans.
You can safely and securely be removed from a Dashlane plan when you leave an organization.
Prepare before the plan removal
Before you're removed from a Dashlane plan and leave the organization, share all work-related logins with the Full access permission level. We recommend that you share work-related logins with a manager, in addition to anyone at the organization responsible for knowledge, tools, and security.
If you've already shared work-related logins with the right people, double-check that you shared them with the Full access permission.
More about sharing permissions
If you have a Personal Space in your Dashlane account, export your personal data and import it to a Dashlane account with a personal email.
Move data to another Dashlane account
How do I know if I have a Personal Space?
Account access after the plan removal
Your access depends on how you log in:
- SSO: You lose access to your account right away, even if you still have your work email or device.
- Master Password, if you still have your work email or device: You keep access to your account because Dashlane converts your account to a personal Premium plan for 40 days. Purchase a paid plan or export your data within those 40 days. After 40 days, you can't view, add, edit, or copy your passwords in Dashlane.
- Master Password, without work email or device access: You lose access to your account.
If you lose access to your work email or device, you can create a new, personal Dashlane account and add your logins and data there.