Bitwarden 101: Creating your organization
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Why aren't there 3rd party tutorials for vaults/organizations/collections/folders? Is Bitwarden just not popular enough for people to make tutorials for it?
*As always, Bitwarden is extremely disappointing when it comes to issues like customers, user interfaces and usability - and even the tutorials are a disgrace.* It only hints at what you could do, but it doesn't explain concretely what use each thing has (organizations, collections, collaboration, items, ... and can you structure all these elements hierarchically, like companies are in reality?) *If Bitwarden itself can't think about what would be useful and sensible: Why don't you define a small example organization:* two engineering companies that work together, that have a common accounting and marketing, one company has 2 teams and and the other company has nested teams. Then you start with an empty Bitwarden account and the IT person creates the structure in Bitwarden for this organization. *It goes without saying that you draw a small organization chart for this.*