LastPass has announced its new save and fills experience, which allows customers to serve, create and save their login credentials directly in the form field of the site.
Available through the iOS Safari extension on iPhones and iPads, the offering allows customers to instantly fill out an online form and save it to their LastPass vault without retrieving or copying and pasting their information. Paste from a separate application.
LastPass says the new capability became available as Apple rolled out the necessary technology on the iOS platform to its partners and developers.
“Our customers have demanded and anticipated a simplified storage and filling experience, and we are confident that the new functionality will dramatically improve their experience by putting the full power of LastPass on a mobile device at their fingertips,” LastPass Product Management Vice President Dan says DeMichel.
The company will also expand its storage and filling experience to desktop users later in the year. The offering will be available in other web browsers, including Chrome and Firefox.
In addition, the new functionality streamlines and improves the overall usability of LastPass for all customers.
Other highlights of the new offering include making filling out a field to log in to a website more accessible, such as the ability for a user to generate a new password and add a new site to the vault. , and allow entering credit cards and addresses from the user’s vault.
The offering also removes the back and forth between a website’s login page and the LastPass Vault, now unifying the experience directly on the site.
LastPass recommends that customers enable autofill in their mobile device settings and enable the LastPass iOS Safari extension for the best mobile experience.
The latest storage and fill offering update comes after LastPass announced new integrations with Ping Identity, including PingOne and PingFederate, to serve business businesses better.
Customers using PingOne and PingFederate as their identity provider (IdP) can now integrate with LastPass to simplify access management and scale proper password hygiene across organizations.
According to the company, this saves time for IT departments while keeping their data safe without adding an extra step or password to the end-user’s workflow.
With these new additions, LastPass Business now has integrations with all major IdPs and serves businesses of all sizes.
According to the company, the integrations with PingOne and PingFederate will enable end users to securely access LastPass, giving IT administrators automated provisioning and de-provisioning and simplifying user access for employees by eliminating the need for an additional password. All this without compromising safety.
With LastPass native cloud-based IdP integrations, companies can manage users and implement federated logins once without additional overhead, plugins, and maintenance.
