Verizon Enterprise Center is a self-service website that allows you to easily monitor, manage and optimize your Verizon products and services online. It provides capabilities like opening trouble tickets, paying bills and ordering new services. With both a desktop and mobile app, you can have simple, fast and secure access to your account information wherever your work takes you. Get an overview of Verizon Enterprise Center.

Verizon Enterprise Center has 4 main areas:

• Service management & repairs
• Billing
• Orders
• Product tools

In order to keep your company’s information secure, each user on Verizon Enterprise Center has custom access for what they can see and do online. Your access is broken down into 3 parts:

• Your role: Verizon Enterprise Center has ten roles that outline which parts of the portal you can see and use. Each role comes with different access to the main sections of Verizon Enterprise Center: billing, orders, service management and repairs

• Additional product tools: outside of your role, Verizon Enterprise Center has several additional product tools you can use for network management and reporting. These include tools such as Dynamic Network Manager, Network Manager and WAN Analysis to help monitor and update your Verizon services

   

• Your accounts: while your company could have hundreds of accounts with Verizon, you may only need to access a select few. You can have accounts added to either your role, product tools or both. For example, as a network engineer you'll need the ability to open incident tickets for all of your company’s accounts but may only use the WAN Analysis product tool for the select accounts with WAN services. This gives your company complete control of their sensitive information

Primary Contacts

A Primary Contact role has the highest level of access in Verizon Enterprise Center. They can create or delete new users and update any of their users’ access including their role, product tools, and billing accounts. Make sure to identify who your Primary Contact is so they can quickly add any additional access you may need. If you’d like to become a Primary Contact, this quick guide will show you how. 

Common questions:

• How can I check or change which role I have?

• What other roles are available?

• How do I gain access to product tools?

• How do I gain access to additional accounts?

The billing section of Verizon Enterprise Center provides all of your billing and payment information in one place. You can quickly pay your invoice, analyze your spending trends and ask any questions directly to our billing experts. From Verizon Enterprise Center, click Manage Account > Billing to easily access your billing information.

Getting started:

• Make a payment

• Set up AutoPay

• Submit a billing question or dispute

• Switch to paperless billing

• Update your payment methods

• Change your billing address

Ordering in Verizon Enterprise Center makes upgrading and expanding your network easier than ever. Use our automated ordering platform to order U.S. Private IP, Internet Dedicated, VoIP and Secure Cloud Interconnect services on Current Platform contracts. Easily check for product & service availability, use pre-populated templates for efficiency, compare pricing for different speeds and conveniently track your order status and details. From Verizon Enterprise Center, click Manage Account > Orders to get started. 

Getting started:

• View an inventory of your services

• Move, add or change your service

• Submit a service or change request

• Track your order status

The service and repairs sections of Verizon Enterprise Center allow you to access near real-time data about your network’s performance and quickly make changes as your network develops over time. A convenient and customizable dashboard gives you a view into the health of all your Verizon products, services and equipment. If you notice any issues, you can quickly open an incident ticket and track or escalate your ticket until it is resolved. From Verizon Enterprise Center, click Manage Account > Repairs & Troubleshooting to get started. 

Getting started:

• Open or check the status of an incident ticket

• Escalate an incident ticket