Specify how you want LastPass to handle specific URLs that your users visit if they are using more than one set of credentials for a website. There are three types of URL matching behaviors you can control – path, host, and port – and you can choose to add more than one of these rules to be used to display fewer login entries for your users.

Learn how to manage URL Rules for your users.

LastPass Business admins can add Global Never and Global Only URLs in the Admin Console to control when you do or do not want LastPass to prompt your users for action.

Learn how to manage Global Never and/or Global Only URLs for your users.

All available events that take place in the LastPass Business Admin Console (e.g., login activity, master password changes, form fill attempts, etc.) can be passed to a Splunk instance (either Splunk Cloud or Splunk Enterprise), where you can then create custom reports using that data. This allows you to use the advanced functionality of Splunk to access and report on your LastPass Business activity. To take advantage of this integration, you need a running Splunk Cloud or Splunk Enterprise instance with a configured Data Input as HTTP Event Collector.

Learn how to set up and manage your Splunk integration.

LastPass Business admins can restrict the multifactor authentication options available for use by users within their organization.

Learn how to manage multifactor options for your users.