Insurance portal access, secured

Every insurance login,
in one secure vault.

DInsMngr keeps all your dental insurance portal credentials — email codes, SMS, authenticator (TOTP), and security questions — in one encrypted place your whole front desk can reach.

Encrypted at restRole-based accessBuilt for dental offices
app.dinsmngr.com / vault SYNCED

Credential Vault

12 portals
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Delta Dental
delta-dental.com · sarah.m
@EMAIL*TOTP
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Cigna
cigna.com · billing
#SMS?Q&A
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MetLife
metdental.com · front-desk
@EMAIL#SMS*TOTP
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AETNA · ONE-TIME CODE
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One vault · every auth method

Whatever the portal demands, you're covered.

Insurers each protect their portals differently. DInsMngr handles all four common methods in one place — so any team member can log in without chasing codes or owners.

@
EMAIL

Email verification codes

Capture one-time email codes the moment a portal sends them — no more digging through a shared inbox during a busy front desk.

#
SMS

SMS one-time passcodes

Route text-message codes from any insurer to whoever's logging in, so a verification never stalls a claim.

*
TOTP

Authenticator (TOTP) codes

Store the secret once and DInsMngr generates the live 6-digit code on demand — no personal phone required.

?
Q&A

Security questions

Keep every portal's security-question answers encrypted and instantly searchable, consistent across your whole team.

Security

Encrypted at rest,
by default.

Your insurance credentials are some of the most sensitive data in the practice. DInsMngr treats them that way — everything is encrypted at rest, so even at the storage layer your logins stay unreadable.

AES-256

Encrypted at rest

Every password, TOTP secret, and security-question answer is encrypted with AES-256 before it ever touches disk. Stored data is unreadable without your keys.

TLS 1.3

Encrypted in transit

Credentials move over TLS 1.3 only. Nothing — codes, secrets, or answers — travels across the network in the clear.

Access

Role-based & audited

Decide who can view or copy each credential, and every access is written to a tamper-evident audit log you can review anytime.