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A Primary Contact is someone with the highest level of access in Verizon Enterprise Center. They control who can access their company’s data and information. Having a Primary Contact allows you to manage your team’s permissions quickly and easily without having to contact Verizon.  

The top 5 things a Primary Contact can do in Verizon Enterprise Center:

1. Create and delete users

2. Change users’ roles and permissions

3. Grant access to additional accounts

4. Grant access to most product tools

5. Organize your services into custom groups

As a Primary Contact, you can quickly create new users and determine what they should have permission to see and do in Verizon Enterprise Center. Learn how

Quickly remove a user’s profile if they have left your company or need their profile permanently deleted. Learn how

Primary contacts can easily update their team's access, role or permissions. Learn how

Primary contacts can easily approve or deny access requests from users. Learn how

If a user is locked out of their account because of a failed login attempt, you, as their Primary Contact, can send them a new, temporary password. Learn how

Creating service groups allows you to organize service IDs into easier to consume containers. You can conveniently group your service IDs based on location, function or importance to quickly view or grant access without having to sift through thousands of individual service IDs.  Learn how