How to upgrade to 1Password 7
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I've been using 1Password for 5-6 years now, I'm on 1Password 6.8.9. I keep getting notices to Upgrade to 1Password 7 and I keep hearing about having a 1Password "account". Really, all I want 1Password to do is exactly what it does for me now. I have 2 MacBook Airs, 2 iPads and 2 iPhones all syncing through iCloud. I have to support this product for myself and my wife(I'm the techno-responsible family member).
Having said all that, I'm all for being on a relatively current piece of software so there would be a plus. I'm dreading having to do the migration to 7, wondering how many weeks I'm going to blow before its settled down, there's a negative. And I'm dreading having to re-train my wife on using a new package, there's a negative. The price is not a big deal, so there's a positive.
When I searched the web for "transition from 1Password6 to 7" I got this discussion... I'm hoping you guys have an actual document that can properly set expectations as well as relate the step-by-step involved in the transition. Don't need a features and benefits writeup.
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Hi @paulbartell
I'm glad to hear 1Password has been working well for you. I actually just had a very similar conversation with another customer who was essentially in the same boat. Here is what I recommended to them:
- Sign up for a 1Password Families membership from your MacBook: https://start.1password.com/sign-up/plan
- Print your Emergency Kit that is presented to you as part of the signup process
- Download 1Password 7 for Mac on your MacBook and sign into your newly created account using the details from the Emergency Kit
- Follow the on-screen prompts to migrate your data
- Make sure 1Password for iOS is up to date and sign into your account on your iOS devices
- Invite your wife to your membership: Share passwords in 1Password Families
- Have her sign up following the link in the invitation email and then follow steps 2 – 5 (once created she should sign into her account with your membership on her devices, not your account)
- Make sure that both of you are able to sign in at https://my.1password.com/ and each of you see all of your respective 1Password data there
Lastly, make sure there is no "Primary" vault left on any of the devices. It is a little bit of a migration, and as with any new version of software there is a bit of a learning curve, but with those steps you should be in really good shape. I hope that helps. I wouldn't anticipate any, but if you do run into any difficulty please let me know and I'll be happy to help.
Ben
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