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# Oloid Vault (Chrome / Chromium) - How to Enable Saving Passkeys

> This document provides step by step instruction to enable saving passkeys for Oloid Vault (Chrome / Chromium) Application in the Tenant Admin Portal.

## Introduction

The **Saving Passkeys** option in the Tenant Admin Portal allows the admin to enable saving of passkeys within the Oloid Vault (Chrome / Chromium) application. Once enabled, users can securely save and use passkeys for websites that support passkey logins, ensuring a faster and passwordless authentication experience.

## Prerequisites

* You must have admin access to the Tenant Admin Portal.
* You must create a Chrome Vault application in the Tenant Admin Portal. To create refer, [Oloid Vault (Chrome / Chromium) - How to Create and Configure Oloid Vault Application in the Tenant Admin Portal](https://oloid.help/en/articles/9586885-oloid-vault-chrome-chromium-how-to-create-and-configure-oloid-vault-application-in-the-tenant-admin-portal).

## Steps to Enable Saving Passkeys

1. Log in to the **Tenant Admin Portal**.
2. On the Home page of the portal, click on the preferred Oloid Vault application.

   ![How to Enable Saving Passkeys - screenshot 1](https://mintcdn.com/oloid-999c42b2/f7fPN0iKT-K27pXC/images/intercom/12441699/image-df79047a.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=f7fPN0iKT-K27pXC\&q=85\&s=8e398b2ac139036e62c781e562c668c3)

   The application detail page is displayed.
3. Go to **Configure** tab **> Settings** and do the following:
   1. Turn on **Saving Passkeys** toggle to allow users to store passkeys in the Chrome Vault for websites that support passkey logins.
   2. Select **Automatically signs users in when only one Passkey credential is available** to skip passkey selection when only one passkey is available.

      > [!NOTE]
      >
      > **Note:**
      >
      > 1. If multiple passkeys are available, the user is prompted to select the applicable passkey.
      > 2. This option applies only when **Passkey** is configured as the first authentication factor.
      > 3. Click **Save**.
      >
      >    ![How to Enable Saving Passkeys - screenshot 2](https://mintcdn.com/oloid-999c42b2/f7fPN0iKT-K27pXC/images/intercom/12441699/image-f9258707.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=f7fPN0iKT-K27pXC\&q=85\&s=52197a444a91eeab6f8c4bddbe009f35)
      >
      >    The **Saving Passkeys** for Chrome Vault Application is successfully enabled.
      >
      >    ![How to Enable Saving Passkeys - screenshot 3](https://mintcdn.com/oloid-999c42b2/f7fPN0iKT-K27pXC/images/intercom/12441699/image-fd69eca4.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=f7fPN0iKT-K27pXC\&q=85\&s=2d9a66ac84c910313124fed25e69bbf4)

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##### Preview Screen

The below screenshot shows a preview of the Chrome Vault application after enabling the Saving Passkeys option.

![How to Enable Saving Passkeys - screenshot 4](https://mintcdn.com/oloid-999c42b2/f7fPN0iKT-K27pXC/images/intercom/12441699/image-ad1d66c3.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=f7fPN0iKT-K27pXC\&q=85\&s=6d3d21b0aeb2d92bd41a904ca5d1f74b)