OneVision at CEDIA Expo 2026: two CEDIA awards, ProVision's solo debut, and 14 partners honored
CEDIA Expo 2026 is over. We brought twelve people to Denver, the largest team we've ever sent to the show, taught three education sessions, launched ProVision as standalone software, and handed out 14 Partner Awards.
Here's the recap.
OneVision awarded Excellence in Business – Trade Supplier at the CEDIA Smart Home Awards
At the CEDIA Smart Home Awards Americas ceremony, OneVision Resources won Excellence in Business – Trade Supplier. DMF Lighting received honorable mention in the category.
TJ Morgan was named Best Sales Representative, the only individual sales award CEDIA gives in the Americas region.
The Second Annual OneVision Partner Awards
Thursday morning at the OneVision booth, we presented 14 awards based on the previous 12 months of performance across the partner network.
Distinction in Service — our highest honor, awarded on Net Promoter Score (NPS) alone. All four winners scored above 90. The average NPS across the entire OneVision partner network this year was 83.
Innovative Audio & Video
VACT
Progressive Integrations
Crescendo AAV
Growth Through Service — the partners who grew membership revenue the most.
Vineyard Home — 96% growth
Home Technology Solutions — 43% growth
RichAV Design — more than $2,500 per month in new recurring revenue
All-In — the highest client-to-membership penetration rates on the platform.
E-Home — 84%
Acoustic Visions — 83%
Future Home Integration — 82%
SB Comm — 80%
Cantara — 75%
Rising Star — highest 90-day membership conversion rate of any new partner this year.
Waara Technologies
One Team, One Dream — voted on by our support and partner success teams.
Mills Technologies
Congratulations to all 14 winners, we are proud to call ourselves your partner.
ProVision, on its own
CEDIA 2026 unveiled ProVision as standalone software, now available for the first time independent of OneVision's white-label remote support team.
ProVision is the award winning service operations platform running underneath every OneVision partnership; ticketing, on-call management, membership billing, and AI-assisted service tools. Integrators can now run it themselves, without the white-label support layer.
The problem it solves came up in nearly every booth conversation. Many integrators are running three tools that were never built to work together: a generic help desk with no concept of a connected home, a separate on-call app, and a spreadsheet standing in for membership billing. ProVision replaces that stack with one system that already understands memberships, SLAs, and on-call rotations.
What else happened at booth 1623
Live service calls on headsets. Attendees could put on a headset and listen to a OneVision specialist work an actual client issue in real time.
Three education sessions. Alex Boyle, Senior Onboarding Manager, and Lauren Babnigg, Onboarding Manager, taught a full afternoon on the day before the floor opened, covering how to structure and price a service program, how to staff and operationalize it, and how to sell it. Pricing models, SLA structures, and objection-handling scripts included.
Nalgenes. We gave away a lot of them.
What's next
Service was a bigger part of the CEDIA conversation this year than it has been in a while, which tracks with what we're seeing across the industry: integrators are done treating support as an afterthought and are looking for a structure that actually holds up.
If that's where your business is, you don't have to wait until next September to start.
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