Shared (sub)folders to organize items inside collections (nested inheritance)

Is there any ETA on this allready? This seems like a very basic feature to implement? It will make organising this so much easyer!

Would love to have some information about the ETA on this! :slight_smile:

I’ll add my +1 for this. Glad to know its coming!

**To add to this, it could be useful if you could mark a sub-collection so that it did not inherit the access from the parent.

I first noticed there was no way to assign a group a collection and have them have access to all collections within the top collection they have access to. This would be a nice feature.

I would like to request a feature to give the ability for a sub-collection to inherit permissions from the top-level collection. Currently, there is no way to accomplish this other than having to assign the permissions by group which will slightly cut down the administration.

Would love to have some information about the ETA on this!

+1 this is needed for larger organizations.

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This is a must! We have hundreds of sub-collections and the amount of overhead to make bulk changes makes me weep. I love the product, but this is a big pain.

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Hi all, I’ve also added a vote for this one. We’re evaluating Bitwarden at the moment and being able to organise things underneath a collection would be brilliant. Creating nested collections and assigning the same group to all of them seems like a horrible administrative experience. I hope this is implemented soon.

Dave

@bw-admin is there any ETA on this feature yet? It was raised over 5 years ago and would be extremely useful.

Cheers

@bw-admin how long will it still take?
in March 2022 you already mentioned that you are working on it…

I’m testing Bitwarden at the moment and this access management is currently the killer argument to not use Bitwarden

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This is definitely one of the bigger requests I have. Currently the way folders work isn’t very intuitive and users can find it confusing. Bringing them into collections as organizational tools makes a lot of sense to me.