Included tool · no separate fee

Share once. Leave nothing behind.

One-Time Secrets lets teams hand over passwords and access details through controlled single-use links—not permanent threads. Optional passphrase, expiry and burn-after-read keep sharing deliberate—for MSPs, IT service providers and internal IT teams.

Included with any paid device license Single-use links with optional passphrase Tenant separation in the console

Short-lived sharing for real support work

Create links that open only once (burn after read).
Set an expiry so secrets do not remain available indefinitely.
Protect access with an optional passphrase.
Burn a secret manually when it should no longer be openable.
Review recent history and status in the console (for example over a limited retention window).
Keep secrets separated by tenant; recipients open a public reveal page without a console login.

Included

Included—not an add-on product

One-Time Secrets unlocks automatically for the account as soon as at least one paid Windows or Synology device license is active. There is no separate secrets subscription on top of the device products.

FAQ

One-Time Secrets in fliix Ops

What are One-Time Secrets?
A way to share confidential text—such as passwords or access details—through a link that is intended for short-lived use. After the secret is revealed or expires, it is no longer meant to sit in chat or email history.
Who is it for?
MSPs, IT service providers and internal IT teams that must hand over credentials during onboarding, support or maintenance without leaving them permanently readable in tickets or messengers.
Is One-Time Secrets free or paid?
It is included without a separate tool fee once at least one paid Windows or Synology device license is active on the account. It is not sold as a standalone product.
What controls are available?
Typical controls include single-use reveal, optional passphrase, expiry date and manual burn, plus history with status for recent secrets in the console.
Does the recipient need a fliix Ops login?
No. Recipients open a public reveal page without a console account. Creation and management stay inside the multi-tenant console for authorized users.
Is this a password manager for the whole company?
No. One-Time Secrets is for deliberate, short-lived handovers—not long-term vault storage, team password databases or browser autofill.

Included with device licensing

Hand over secrets without permanent chat trails.

Start with Windows Agents, Synology NAS or both. One-Time Secrets unlocks with the first active paid device license—alongside Dynamic DNS and SSL Monitoring.