A contract is a legally binding agreement between two or more parties that establishes rights and obligations. Some of the attributes that may be included in a contract are:
| Parties | The names and contact information of the individuals or organizations entering into the contract. |
| Purpose | The reason for the contract and the specific goods or services that are being provided or received. |
| Term | The duration of the contract and the conditions under which it can be terminated. |
| Consideration | The value exchanged by the parties, such as money, goods, or services. |
| Covenants | Promises made by the parties, such as a promise to perform certain tasks or provide certain resources. |
| Conditions | Events or circumstances that must be met in order for the contract to be enforceable. |
| Warranties | Representations made by the parties about the quality or condition of the goods or services being provided. |
| Indemnification | A provision that requires one party to compensate the other for any losses or damages arising from the contract. |
| Attachments | Additional documents that are included as part of the contract, such as specifications, drawings, or schedules. |
Hypervault lets you store contracts as an encrypted file, with the possibility to add attributes with essential contract data.
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The password template consists of the following fields:
| Label | A descriptive name for the credential |
| URL | The URL associated with the credential |
| Username | The primary username for the credential |
| Secondary Username | An optional secondary username for the credential |
| Password | The password associated with the credential |
| File Upload | An optional file upload, such as a private key or certificate, associated with the credential |
| Notes | Any additional notes or details related to the credential |
| Tags | Optional tags for categorizing and organizing credentials |
Each template has the ability to add custom sections and custom fields. You can extend the password template to your own needs with these attributes, for example:
| The email address associated with the credential | |
| Account Number | The account number associated with the credential |
| Account Type | The type of account associated with the credential |
| Account Status | The current status of the account, such as active or closed |
| Security Question | An optional security question associated with the credential |
| Security Answer | The answer to the security question, if applicable |
| Phone Number | The phone number associated with the credential |
Floor plans are detailed drawings that show the layout and design of a building or other structure. It is not common for floor plans to contain sensitive information. However, some examples of attributes that may be considered sensitive and could potentially be included in floor plans are:
| Security features | Measures that are put in place to protect the building or structure, such as alarm systems or surveillance cameras. |
| Building materials | Details about the construction materials used in the building, such as the type of insulation or roofing. |
| Structural details | Information about the load-bearing elements of the building, such as the foundation or beams. |
| Heating and cooling systems | Details about the systems that are used to regulate the temperature and air quality within the building. |
| Electrical and plumbing systems | Information about the wiring and pipes that are used to provide power and water to the building. |
| Confidential areas | Areas of the building that are restricted or off-limits to certain individuals, such as executive offices or research labs. |
It is important to ensure that sensitive information is protected and only shared with those who have a legitimate need to know. If sensitive information is included in floor plans, it may be necessary to take additional steps to ensure that the information is not accessed by unauthorized individuals.