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To create a new entry to store information, click on +Add a new entry.
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New entries are, by default, named Unnamed entry. The name can be changed at any time, and isn't unique. Name the entry something clear that makes sense to you. NOTE: This field is not encrypted, and can be viewed by appropriate Stache administrators in places such as activity logs. You should not save private information in this field.
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What appears next is the three unique sections of the entry where you enter details to be stored.
It looks like this:
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Check out each section below to understand which types of information go where and what kind of privacy they provide. If you use Stache only for yourself, you can use it however you prefer. Well, actually, even if you share Stache info with others, it’s still completely up to you how you use it. #truth!
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Each time you have a password, set of login credentials, account details or other sensitive information to store, you can create a new entry for each. You can also just use a single entry to store everything in one place - it just depends on how you prefer to organize your info!
Just remember to update stache whenever you change your passwords or other sensitive information so that it remains current. And remember to hit that save button!
Now for the FUN part!
SHARING SECURE INFORMATION… SECURELY!
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Each folder must have an owner. If you’re a party of one… just get rid of the folder.
STEPS
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Feeling Ambitious?
If you’re someone who likes their organizational systems, boy does Stache have some good times in store for you!
Much like UT Box, Stache allows you to create folders, aka a hierarchical information system. If, for example, you like to make separate Stache entries for each of your password protected accounts, and you want to split the entry types into groups or create an access point for someone who needs to get into some of those entries, just create one ore or more folders and pull in add the relevant entries, then add your peoples (if applicable).
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Head back to the starting point by clicking on All Entries. Hover your cursor over the All entries arrow and select Folders from the pop-up menu.
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Click on + Add a new folder, enter a New folder name, click Create.
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The next screen that pops up is asking for a description. The line that shows the name of the folder is where you’ll add the description. This will not change the name of the folder, and as soon as you begin editing the description, the Save and Cancel options will appear. Be sure to save the description.
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