Dashlane is a credential security and password management platform designed for businesses. Its core product, the Omnix platform, unifies credential protection and password management into a single solution, targeting security teams at organizations of varying sizes. The platform provides enterprise password management capabilities including secure password storage, sharing, and generation. It integrates with identity providers via Confidential SSO and SCIM-based provisioning for streamlined deployment. Role-based permissions allow delegation of group management without granting full administrative access. Dashlane employs a zero-knowledge security architecture, meaning the company itself cannot access user vault data. Features include proactive threat monitoring, real-time credential breach detection, and remediation tools. The platform is positioned to help organizations address risks stemming from employee credential hygiene and human-related security vulnerabilities. The solution targets IT administrators and security teams, offering tools for policy enforcement, employee onboarding/offboarding, and credential health monitoring across an organization. It serves a broad range of industries, with enterprise customers including Michelin, Air France, BBC Studios, Sephora, and Forrester. Dashlane is available as a business and enterprise product, with deployment managed centrally by IT teams while end users interact with browser extensions and mobile applications for day-to-day password management and autofill functionality.