Your opportunity.
Our engineering.

Bring us in while the questions
are still worth asking.

Verizon representativeThe customer goal.
NetcomA plan to make it work.
Business and technical professionals reviewing a building plan

A shared plan.

Shape the opportunity

Start with the locations, users and applications.

Build the technical plan

Connect the carrier services to hardware, licensing, antennas, security and deployment requirements.

Make the handoff clear

Align the quote, responsibilities and next steps, with a named Netcom team around the project.

More possibilities.

Your partner workspace.

Devices, solutions and existing order tools. Sign in through the Verizon Partner Portal.

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Find your starting point.

Start with the place and the priority.

01 / Who are you building for?
04 / How many places?
Your starting brief

A connection around your business.

Start with the environment, the applications and the people using the connection.

Review and edit your details on the next page.

Good questions.

When should I bring Netcom into a deal?

Early is useful, especially when there are technical questions, several sites, unfamiliar equipment or fieldwork. Start with the customer goal and what you know so far.

Can you help with more than the carrier service?

Yes. The conversation can include routers, voice devices, antennas, switching, Wi-Fi, security, enclosures, staging and installation, as appropriate to the project.

Where do I go for an existing quote or order?

Use your existing portal workflow or contact the Netcom team with the quote or order reference. The website does not create a separate order record.

Talk to a Solutions Expert.

We use these details only to reply to your request.

Can't send? Email sales@networksandcommunications.com.

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