XTEN-AV launches X-PRO Service at InfoComm 2026

Jun. 16, 2026
By AI, Created 08:52 UTC, Jun 16, 2026, AGP -

XTEN-AV is moving deeper into AV operations with X-PRO Service, a new service management module set to debut at InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas. The launch extends the company’s platform from design and project delivery into after-sales support, aiming to help integrators manage recurring revenue, field work, agreements and billing from one system.

Why it matters: - AV integrators are under pressure to grow recurring revenue from service and subscriptions. - A January 2025 NSCA and Commercial Integrator report found 35% of integrators now generate 21% or more of revenue from services or subscriptions, up from 9% in the prior report. - XTEN-AV is trying to replace fragmented service workflows built around email, spreadsheets and disconnected ticketing tools.

What happened: - XTEN-AV will debut X-PRO Service at InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas. - X-PRO Service is the company’s first dedicated service management software. - The product expands XTEN-AV beyond project design and delivery into after-sales service. - XTEN-AV will demo the full platform at Booth N8256 in North Hall. - The demo will include X-PRO Service, Field View on tablet and the AI Connection Check scan in X-DRAW. - More information is available in the event page.

The details: - X-PRO Service is built into XTEN-AV as a full service operations module. - The platform links service work to the original installation project, so teams can access X-DRAW diagrams, BOMs and project documentation from inside a service call. - Service calls move through five stages: Open, Assigned, Scheduled, In Progress and Completed. - Users can tag calls by issue type: Electrical Problem, Software Update, Physical Damage or Technician Malfunction. - Each service call includes a checklist, a schedule tab, a work summary and an invoice tied to parts used and work completed. - A timestamped audit trail records every status change. - Service Analytics shows live KPIs in one dashboard, including technician utilization, close rate, sales cycle length and service revenue against labor cost. - Service Agreements use the same x.doc editor already used for new business. - Agreement flow runs from Draft to Sent to Viewed to Accepted, with e-signature built in. - Service Contracts keeps active maintenance agreements in one searchable list. - Field View is a technician interface inside XTEN-AV’s native iOS and Android app. - Technicians see their full day at the start of the morning, including site address, reported issue, client contact and time window. - Technicians work from a pre-populated checklist pulled from the service call record. - The app lets technicians log time, add photos and write findings as the work happens. - Updates sync to the office in real time. - Billing starts at clock-in. - Technicians separate Standard Service time from Commute Fee at the start of a job. - XTEN-AV says the billing setup gives firms accurate numbers from the first minute.

Between the lines: - The launch shows XTEN-AV is positioning itself as a broader business platform for AV firms, not only a design tool. - The product ties service, field work, agreements and billing to the same project record, which should reduce rework and missing context. - The company is also aiming at operations and finance leaders who want margin, utilization and revenue data without manual reporting. - Sahil Dhingra, co-founder and CEO, said customers have been saying that winning the project is not the hard part, but supporting it for five years is. - Dhingra said X-PRO Service is meant to put the technician and the office on the same record.

What’s next: - XTEN-AV is using InfoComm 2026 to show the full workflow in live demos. - The company will also highlight how X-PRO Service fits with X-DRAW, x.doc, X-PRO and XAVIA across the full project and service lifecycle. - XTEN-AV says large enterprise teams can sort projects by campus, building, floor and room, building a portfolio-wide record of AV infrastructure.

The bottom line: - XTEN-AV is betting that AV service management is the next major layer of software value in the integration market.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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