> manage access to probably ~100 services our employees use everyday
Is single sign-on an option, instead? Something like Okta is a much better experience for less technical users (and, well, engineers too) where possible, and also lets you trivially manage credentials access as people on/off board (no need to rotate credentials if you're worried folk may have written them down on paper somewhere with malicious intent). That said, it doesn't help folk with personal credentials management, which can be useful for good security policy in addition.
1password is my favorite to have around for services that don't support SSO. I like it so much I pay for a family account, even.
Is single sign-on an option, instead? Something like Okta is a much better experience for less technical users (and, well, engineers too) where possible, and also lets you trivially manage credentials access as people on/off board (no need to rotate credentials if you're worried folk may have written them down on paper somewhere with malicious intent). That said, it doesn't help folk with personal credentials management, which can be useful for good security policy in addition.
1password is my favorite to have around for services that don't support SSO. I like it so much I pay for a family account, even.