It is honestly not obvious what specific functions do. I have a lot of passwords and I've been systematically upping my security. I have gone into edit mode - I think I've spent 20 hours using the program since I bought it December 28th. Does that help? That would tell 1Password that it can use that login on all of those pages. Then I could have an entry for "Payroll" with the correct URL but it grabs my user name and password from the linked "My Domain Account" entry? Then when my domain password expires, every 45 days, I only have one place to update it in It seems like in your case you could simply save all of the relevant URLs where you use the same credentials in a single Login item. Would it make sense, for businesses, to have the ability to set a user/password entry and then link to that entry from other entries.
The URL's are all different and 2FA is different, and security questions are different. My user and password for all 15 entries is the same, which is my domain user and password. Example, I have 15 different websites I log into which means I have 15 different enteries in 1Password. In a business using, Microsoft Active Directory, many business applications sync with AD for user login rights, user and password.
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