Verizon One Talk FAQs

One Talk está disponible para cualquier cuenta de negocios de Verizon del país, independientemente del tamaño, el tipo y la ubicación del negocio.

One Talk can be used on smartphones and tablets from Verizon or any other mobile carrier.

One Talk can be added to lines on these plans:

• 5G Start, 5G Play More, 5G Do More, 5G Get More
• Welcome Unlimited
• Play More Unlimited*, Do More Unlimited*, Get More Unlimited*
• Above Unlimited*, Beyond Unlimited*, Go Unlimited*
• Plan de datos compartidos - 5 GB*
• Plan de datos compartidos - 10 GB*
• The MORE Everything® Plan for Small Business (up to 10 lines)*
• Small Business Plans (up to 25, 50 or 100 lines)
• The Verizon Plan (up to 10 lines)*
• The new Verizon Plan shared data plans, e.g., S, M, L (up to 10 lines)*
• The Verizon Plan for Business (up to 25 lines)
• The new Verizon Plan for Business (up to 25 lines)
• Planes flexibles para negocios
• Nationwide for Business Plans
• Business Unlimited
• Business Flex
• Business Custom

*Ya no está disponible para agregar a las cuentas.

Our One Talk Supported Devices page lists all compatible One Talk devices.

User types, available options and pricing



Contact your Verizon Sales Representative or Solution Partner for more information on One Talk pricing and available options including:

• Auto Receptionist/Attendant
• Call Queue
• Grupo de búsqueda
• Messaging for Hunt Group
• One Talk Caller Name ID
• and much more

Prices are subject to change. Contact your Verizon Sales Representative or Solution Partner for more information. Se aplican términos y condiciones. Additional government taxes, fees and surcharges also apply.

One Talk desk phones utilize Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology, and require a broadband internet connection to connect to the Verizon mobile network.

The amount of broadband bandwidth and speed required is directly related to the quantity, type of desk phones and other devices sharing the broadband internet service.

Yes, you can use existing mobile or landline number as your One Talk phone number.

If you want to use an existing number that isn't serviced through Verizon, you can port your number to Verizon and add the One Talk feature to your devices. Number porting is available from all mobile and landline services in the US within the Verizon mobile service area.

The T67LTE is an advanced wireless cellular business desk phone based on the Android™ operating system.

The screen and functions are intuitive and offer a user experience similar to an Android smartphone.

Setup is easy because it requires no network wiring and the device has a built-in embedded SIM (eSIM) card for connecting to the Verizon 4G / Voice over LTE (VoLTE) network.

For more information see our Introducing the new One Talk T67LTE Desk Phone page.

No. Network Extenders funnel traffic over a broadband connection, potentially impacting the service quality of calls.

No. The Verizon profile is preloaded into the device and can't be deleted or overwritten.

No. The device requires a power adapter to provide power to it.

The T67LTE informs the user the connection in use is no longer detected and prompts the user to switch over to another method. The phone needs to reboot to re-register over the selected network method (IMS for LTE or SIP for LAN).

With normal use, the phone will not consume more than 100 MB of data per month. The data allocation is set to the 500 MB ceiling and if the user goes beyond that, standard overage charges will apply. Users will receive an email in the rare event they approach 75% utilization and at any point in time the SPOC can see the data usage of the user in My Business.

Features like BFL, Directory download, and any My Biz transactions (change 911 address, remote reboot, remove end point, etc.) consume data.

No. Device related updates (module updates, device updates, configfile updates, etc.) will not use the allocated data plan.

The Ethernet port isn't functional when in LTE mode. It is only functional when the device is operating in LAN mode.

All One Talk features work, except:

• Multicast paging
• Line bridging
• Adding a native smartphone to share the number
• MMS messaging (regular SMS functions)

Press and hold the * key to bring up the option to reboot the device.

Similar to Verizon HD Voice, a One Talk call will drop if you leave Verizon's 4G LTE coverage, unless the device is enabled for Wi-Fi Calling and a Wi-Fi network is available.

When outside of 4G LTE network coverage, the One Talk Mobile App will revert to the dialer of the mobile smartphone to make and receive calls. Only the advanced business features will be unavailable at that time.

One Talk works best when you're in 4G LTE coverage. The calling behavior will fluctuate once you move outside of 4G LTE territory. If possible, connect to a Wi-Fi network when you're not in a strong 4G LTE coverage area.

Using the Transfer to Cell Phone option for call transfer will allow you to transfer the call from the app to your smartphone, which may provide a better calling experience when you have weak cellular signal.

Using the Call Through feature will provide you with the best overall experience for making, receiving and managing calls especially when experiencing a weak cellular signal.

One Talk activation varies depending on the device.

• If activating the service on an existing supported smartphone, the added functionality will be available within minutes of adding the feature to your account.
• For desk phones with a new line of service, you'll typically receive your device in 48 hours. Once you connect in to an Ethernet port, the desk phone will go through a zero-touch provisioning process (which could take up to 10 minutes). The phone will register, and any new software updates will be downloaded. Once completed, the device will be ready to make and receive calls.
• For the One Talk mobile app, once the new number (or ported number) is provisioned, the user must download the app and request an authentication PIN through the app. The PIN grants access to that particular device/app combination to register and obtain service.

If an existing telephone number is being ported from another carrier, the transition can take 10+ business days if porting from a landline carrier and 24-48 hours if porting from a wireless carrier. To ensure that you don't experience any service outage during that period, please do not contact your previous service provider to make any changes on the account until the porting is complete.

One Talk smartphone users can add One Talk Visual Voicemail, One Talk Premium Visual Voicemail and One Talk Voicemail to Text. One Talk smartphone subscribers may also utilize One Talk Basic Voicemail.

• To access One Talk Basic Voicemail, Call *86
• To access One Talk Visual Voicemail, use the Visual Voicemail app on the device or select the Voicemail icon in the phone dialer screen

For more information on accessing One Talk Basic Voicemail, Visual Voicemail or One Talk Voicemail to Text, see our Visual Voicemail FAQs.

No, One Talk requires new desk phones from Verizon that have built-in functionality and services for security and easy installation.

You can add the One Talk service to any iOS (version 12 or newer) or Android (7.0 Nougat or newer) smartphone or tablet, including those purchased through a service provider other than Verizon.

If your employee has a personal phone with service through a provider other than Verizon, that phone could still be eligible for One Talk. If eligible, the One Talk mobile app must be installed on that device, and the user will have 2 phone numbers - his/her personal phone number and a second One Talk phone number.

One Talk desk phones will be available through many of our business partners and a wide range of partners:

• In My Business
• Your Business Sales Representative
• Verizon stores
• Sales Representative: (800) 256-4646

There are numerous Bluetooth®, wireless and wired desk-phone headsets supported by One Talk. For a complete list of compatible headsets, see our One Talk Supported Headsets page.

Visit our standard Return Policy for more information.

Our standard Warranty Policy covering all devices can be found at our How to replace a lost, stolen or broken phone, tablet or other device page.

Service billing appears as two individual line items: a service feature order, labeled "One Talk Service" and a second line item labeled, "Price plan type" or "Line Access Charge".

Your selection determines the type of charge that appears on the bill. Both options reflect the current service pricing.

Billing for an Automated Receptionist and a Hunt Group appear as two individual line items: a service feature order, labeled "One Talk Service" and a second line item labeled, "Price plan type" or "Line Access Charge".

Your selection determines the type of charge that appears on the bill. Both options reflect the current service pricing.

All One Talk voice minutes and usage are tracked for reporting purposes on your bill, regardless of the device used. This lets you review the calls you've made during your billing cycle, but it doesn't mean you pay extra for your calls.

The way your calls are billed varies by device:

• All plans available for One Talk come with unlimited minutes and text.
• Video calls use data for the video portion of the calls, which will apply against the allowance on your data plan, unless the device is connected to Wi-Fi.
• Calls placed from a One Talk desk phone use a broadband internet connection to the Verizon network. These calls don't use your plan minutes, if applicable. They use data from your internet service provider (ISP), which is included in your monthly broadband service charges.
• Calls placed from the One Talk mobile app on a smartphone or tablet use data instead of minutes. These calls will apply against the allowance on your data plan, unless the device is connected to a Wi-Fi network.

The complete list of Feature Access Codes (FAC) (PDF*) is in the Feature tab in the One Talk portal.

There are 3 ways to access and manage your One Talk service number with your smartphone or tablet:

• One Talk Enhanced Dialer
• One Talk Native Dialer (iOS or Android)
• One Talk mobile app (iOS or Android)

The differences between the 3 depend on the smartphone carrier or device, how you set up features from the smartphone and access the features.

Yes. You can make a FaceTime call to any other FaceTime-capable device. It's not limited to One Talk user lines.

Yes. The One Talk Dialer can still make and receive voice calls using the One Talk service without data. The One Talk Mobile App requires data, and Wi-Fi can be used a substitute for mobile data. However, you won't be able to make video calls, because they use the data connection.

A One Talk voice call uses approximately .5 MB per minute.

There are a couple of ways to make a One Talk video call.

To place video calls on One Talk:

1. Enter the number on the Keypad tab (native or enhanced).
2. After connecting, tap the Video Camera icon.

If a call starts as a voice call, at any point during the conversation that call can be upgraded to a video call (as long as the other party has video calling capabilities on his/her device, denoted by an active Video icon on the phone display).

See iOS Native Dialer for available features.

To make a video call using Wi-Fi:

Make sure your device is connected using the Wi-Fi setting and not the 4G LTE connection.

You can make a One Talk Wi-Fi call (Voice and/or Video) the same way you would on any video calling-capable mobile device:

1. Enter a number with the phone dialer (native or enhanced).
2. Tap the Video Camera icon on the dialer.

A One Talk one-way voice/video call uses approximately 3.5 MB per minute.

A One Talk two-way voice/video call uses approximately 6.6 MB per minute.

Yes. You can switch a voice call to a video call anytime during the conversation using the One Talk mobile app and Enhanced Dialer.

The other party must have a video capable device and an active Video icon on their phone display.

Yes. One Talk works with the current 4G SIM card on your mobile device.

No. One Talk desk phones require an Ethernet connection to plug in the Cat 5 or Cat 6 cable that is provided with the phone. An analog telephone jack cannot be used. These jacks and cables connect to the data router in your business and aren't your typical phone service jack. The Ethernet cable will easily plug in to the correct jack and won't easily plug into an analog telephone jack.

If there's only one Ethernet (internet) connection where you plan to place the desk phone, then the internet line can be shared. Connect the cable from the router/modem splitter to the internet port on the back of the desk phone. Using another internet cable, connect the cable to the LAN jack on the computer, and the other end of the internet cable to the PC port on the desk phone.

One Talk requires the following protocols and ports so that the devices have service and full functionality:

Teléfonos de escritorio One Talk

• Device Configuration - Protocol: HTTPS | Port: 443
• Signaling - Protocol: SIPTLS | Port: 5061
• Media (voice/video) - Protocol: SRTP | Port: 1024 through 47383
• Network Time - Protocol: NTP | Port: 123
  
  Note: NTP can be delivered by the customer's DHCP server (option 42). If NTP is not delivered via DHCP, the fallback is to US NIST pool of time servers.
• Default DSCP Marking Settings - RTP DSCP Value: 46 | SIP DSCP Value: 26

One Talk Mobile & Desktop App registered via Wi-Fi or Ethernet

• Device Configuration/Authentication - Protocol: HTTPS | Port: 444
• 911 Feature Provisioning - Protocol: HTTPS | Port: 443
• Signaling - Protocol: SIPTLS | Port: 443 and 5061
• Media (voice/video) - Protocol: SRTP | Port: 1024 through 47383
• Messaging - Protocol: MQTT | Port: 443
• Visual Voicemail - Protocol: TCP | Port: 143

FAC codes are paired: One to turn ON and one to turn OFF.

Access the One Talk Site Qualification and Validation page.

Download the release notes (PDF*) for the Site Qualification & Validation tool.

By clicking on the above link, you will be accessing a third-party site. The third party does not collect any customer-specific information, nor does it store the results of the tests performed. The tests are performed in real-time and are meant to represent a snapshot of the network conditions of the location being tested.