> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/password-manager/fr/knowledge-base/application-knowledge-base/quickly-deploy-the-devolutions-password-manager-desktop-app/organize-entries.md).

# Organiser les entrées

Organisez les entrées dans l'application de bureau Devolutions Password Manager à l'aide de dossiers qui regroupent les éléments connexes et leur permettent de partager des identifiants hérités.

Cette page vous guide à travers les étapes pour organiser les entrées dans l'application de bureau Devolutions Password Manager, en montrant comment les structurer, les regrouper et les gérer pour garder votre espace de travail clair et facile à utiliser.

1. Cliquez sur ***Nouvelle entrée***.
2. Recherchez ***Dossier***.
3. Sélectionnez le ***Type de dossier*** souhaité.
4. Ajoutez un nom à l'entrée de dossier.
5. Ajoutez des identifiants au dossier si vous voulez que toutes les entrées qu'il contient héritent de cette information (facultatif).

#### Articles connexes

* [Créer des entrées](/password-manager/fr/knowledge-base/application-knowledge-base/quickly-deploy-the-devolutions-password-manager-desktop-app/create-entries.md)
* [Dossiers](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/fr/concepts/basic-concepts/folders)
* [Déployer rapidement l'application de bureau Devolutions Password Manager](/password-manager/fr/knowledge-base/application-knowledge-base/quickly-deploy-the-devolutions-password-manager-desktop-app.md)


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