I have systems that require different passwords for different levels of access.
The best way I’ve found so far is to record the additional passwords in the Comments field. But this is stored in clear text.
My suggestion/request is to be able to create multiple “Password” fields per entry so that all passwords can be stored encrypted. It would be great if I could customise the name of each password field too, so I know which password is for which access level.
Man not the comment section, use the description it is encrypted.
Custom fields is for next year a bit more patience, it is coming 
Is this in a roadmap or is there an estimate by which month or Q1,Q2,Q3 or Q4 2024 ? @max
Is there an update to the roadmap about custom password fields?
How are you planning this?
I am also looking for a way to customize entries by type.
Among other things, we store FTP data or other secrets and would like to create our own fields, so to speak.
Is this even possible if we know PHP?
Hello. Any ETA for this?
Looks like it will be Pro version only according to the roadmap?
Add custom fields to your passwords.
Hi there !
I haven’t seen anything in the roadmap regarding this very wanted feature. Does someone have any ETA on this ? Bitwarden has been implementing this since a long time. The custom fields are linked to HTML id tags, and allow to autofill a whole form, using secretely stored data.
Thanks in advance for the update…
The “Custom fields” capability was released with the version 5.3.0 and are available for CE and Pro users, with cloud support coming soon.
Check out the release announcement to learn more: https://www.passbolt.com/blog/passbolt-5-3-introduces-custom-fields-and-performance-improvements
@cedric I’m using self-hosted CE version 5.7 and not seeing any way to add custom fields. Any thoughts on how to enable this?”
G’day Jsskeen.
A lot of the features are enabled in what we call v5 resources. Resources that are enabled by E2EE metadata:
https://www.passbolt.com/docs/admin/metadata-encryption/
If you have metadata enabled (key, content types etc) then you should be able to see the full range of features for those resource types.
Let me know if you have any problems once enabling encrypted metadata.
Cheers
Gareth
Hi, thanks for your response! I was finally able to get it working. What got me earlier is I didn’t notice the Save/Next button at the bottom of the Getting Started page. I had just assumed that it was already set up but missing pages for configuring it.
