Follow these five steps to join a Starter, Team, or Business plan and start using Dashlane.
Step 1: Accept your invitation to join a plan
You’ll receive an invitation from your plan’s admin to join a Dashlane Starter, Team, or Business plan. In that email, select Get started and accept the invitation. Follow the prompts to create an account or join the plan with your existing Dashlane account.
Learn more about accepting your invitation
Learn what to do if your plan uses SSO
Step 2: Install the Dashlane browser extension
The Dashlane browser extension is how you use Dashlane on your computer.
Install the Dashlane browser extension in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari
After installation, select Extensions, shown as a puzzle icon, in your browser's toolbar, and then select Pin, shown as a pin icon. Select your newly pinned extension pop-up, shown as a D in your browser's toolbar, for quick access to many of Dashlane's features. Select Open the web app from the pop-up to access more features and control your account settings.
During your first few logins, you'll be prompted to turn on admin-assisted recovery. We recommend turning it on. Admin-assisted recovery can help you and your admin recover your account if you forget your Master Password. You can also turn it on from your settings.
More about admin-assisted recovery and how to turn it on
Learn more about installing the browser extension
Get started with the Dashlane web app
Learn more about admin-assisted recovery
Step 3: Turn off other password managers
To get the best experience with Dashlane, we recommend that you turn off any other password managers in your browser. Turn off password saving and autofill in these browsers:
Google Chrome | Mozilla Firefox | Microsoft Edge | Safari | iCloud Keychain
Tip: Worried you might forget your Master Password? Download and log in to the Dashlane mobile app. Then you'll have access to Master Password reset so you can always regain access to your account with biometrics, like your fingerprint or face.
More about Master Password reset
Step 4: Add your passwords and data to Dashlane
Dashlane automatically prompts you to save your usernames and passwords—known as logins—as you browse the internet. To start saving your logins to Dashlane, log in to any website and select Save in the Dashlane pop-up that appears.
You can also import from another password manager or CSV file
Or add passwords and login details manually
Step 5: Improve your Password Health
View and improve the security of your passwords. Open the web app from the extension pop-up and, from the Tools section, open your Password Health page.
Learn more about your Password Health
If a password is compromised, reused, or weak, we recommend that you change it to a new, secure password, generated by Dashlane. When you log in with your new password, select Replace in the Dashlane pop-up that appears.
How to generate a new password with Dashlane
