Integrating Passage by 1Password with Webflow's built-in user CMS is not a native feature. Webflow's built-in user management system allows you to create and manage user accounts within your Webflow project, while Passage by 1Password is a tool for securely managing and sharing passwords among team members.
However, it might be possible to integrate these two services using custom code or third-party services. Here's a potential approach to consider:
1. Set up a custom login and registration system: Instead of relying on Webflow's built-in user CMS, you can create a custom login and registration system using Webflow's interactions and form functionality. This will enable you to collect user information and store it in Webflow's CMS collections.
2. Use a password management system: Implementing a password management system, such as Passage by 1Password, allows you and your team members to securely manage passwords and access credentials. By using Passage, you can generate unique and complex passwords for each user and securely share them.
3. Integrate the two systems: To connect the custom login and registration system with Passage by 1Password, you'll need to use custom code and APIs. You can create a custom integration between your website and Passage's API to manage passwords and access credentials. This can involve creating an authentication flow, securely retrieving and storing passwords, and managing user access.
It's worth noting that implementing such an integration may require advanced technical skills, as it involves custom code and potentially working with APIs. Additionally, the specifics of integrating Passage with Webflow may vary, and it's essential to consult the documentation and support resources provided by both services for up-to-date information.
Please keep in mind that the integration process may have changed or been updated since 2021. I recommend reviewing the documentation and resources of both Webflow and Passage to get the most accurate and recent information on integrating the two services.