For Remote Teams

Slack history is a feature and a liability

Slack search is great. That's exactly the problem. When someone pastes a credential into a channel three years ago, it's still searchable today by everyone who was ever in that channel, including people who've since left the company.

Remote teams are built on async communication. Credentials inevitably end up in that communication. doconvoy gives you a way to share secrets that doesn't leave a permanent record in your team's chat history.

Sharing credentials with distributed teammates

You create an encrypted share. You post the link in Slack. The link expires after the recipient opens it once. The secret is never in the chat, just a link that stops working after one use.

Your team gets the credential. Your chat history doesn't.

Onboarding remote members without the inbox problem

New team members need access to things on day one. The default: emails flying back and forth with credentials, temporary passwords, account logins. Every one of those emails is a liability.

Send a structured intake request or a secure one-time share instead. They get what they need. Nothing sensitive touches an inbox.

When someone leaves

Revoke their workspace access. Their sessions invalidate immediately. For workspaces with particularly sensitive material, rotate keys after their departure. That invalidates any previously captured encrypted material and gives you forward secrecy.

No manual audit of "which credentials did this person have?" needed. The audit trail shows exactly what was accessed and when.