Somewhere in your company there is a chat thread, a shared spreadsheet or a sticky note holding the login for a supplier portal. It got shared when an invoice was urgent, it was never rotated, and nobody knows who has seen it since. That is the normal state of finance credentials, and it is how access usually goes wrong: not through a breach, but through a password that quietly went everywhere.
The 1Password integration replaces that pattern. You share specific vaults with Nance, and when a workflow needs to sign in to a supplier portal, a bank environment or a tool dashboard, Nance retrieves the credential at that moment, uses it, and stores nothing elsewhere. Rotation and revocation work where they should: in 1Password, once. Every retrieval is logged with the workflow it served, so the question of who accessed what always has an answer.