Tenants
Use Tenants to separate devices, users, and visibility by customer or operational boundary.
Tenant access helps control who can view, manage, and support each part of the estate.
Use this page to confirm tenant scope before you create, change, or remove a record.
Before you start
Confirm that:
your role allows you to view or manage tenants
you are working in the correct estate or customer context
you know whether you need to add, review, edit, or delete a tenant
Prepare these details when available:
tenant name
customer or reseller context
any devices or users that must belong to the tenant
Choose the tenant task
Create a boundary — add a tenant.
Check ownership or details — view a tenant.
Before deletion, confirm that users and devices no longer depend on the tenant.
What tenants control
Use tenants to:
separate device portfolios by merchant, reseller, or business unit
limit visibility so users see only the devices and operations they are allowed to access
support tenant-specific device management and diagnostic workflows
Who can manage tenants
These are the main tenant access levels:
Estate Owner Admin and Verifone Admin — add, edit, delete, and view tenants
Verifone Helpdesk — view and edit tenants
Merchant Admin and Merchant User — view tenants only
Open tenants
Go to Verifone Central → Device Management → Tenants.
Tenant workflow
Tenant work usually follows this flow:
Create a tenant.
Review the tenant details.
Update the tenant when ownership or setup changes.
Delete the tenant when it is no longer needed.
Use:
How tenants affect device management
When tenant access is configured correctly, users can:
work only with the devices available to their tenant scope
switch context when they are allowed to support multiple customers
move or remove devices across tenant boundaries when their role and license permit it
Result
Tenants help you organize the estate, control visibility, and route device management work to the right users. Verify the record in the correct customer context after every change.
Next steps
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