A shared key can be any key value that an organization requires to share with their users. For example, Windows license keys, SSH host keys, and so on.Consider a scenario in which an administrator has to share one license key with multiple users. This is a manual process and requires a lot of effort. But by using the Key Checkout feature, an enterprise administrator or a Privileged Account Manager administrator can create this license key as a shared key and share it with single or multiple enterprise users.The shared keys are securely saved within a domain for easy access to the same type of keys at one place. If a rule is created for a key checkout, single or multiple users can access the same key based on the configuration.When the shared keys are configured for privileged users, they can access the keys from the user console.