Calling all business owners with several TV systems at their shops! DISH launches DISH OnePoint App for Businesses to make it easy to change channels and search content across multiple TVs. Find out more below.

DISH’s OnePoint remote app gives business owners the ability to control multiple televisions from one interface using iPad and Android tablets. (PRNewsfoto/DISH Network Corporation)
If you are a business owner managing multiple TV sets at your locales, just changing to a different TV station can be a complicated task. This is why DISH Network Corporation is making it easy for you and your staff. With DISH’s OnePoint App now you can change channels and search content across multiple TVs from the ease of your Android or iPad tablet and the best part is that the App has no additional cost. Keep reading to find out more about DISH’s OnePoint.
DISH launches DISH OnePoint App for Businesses
DISH OnePoint offers users a variety of features:
- Single interface – Control all TVs connected to the property’s network via a single app, eliminating the need for multiple remotes.
- Custom groups – Rename individual receivers and create custom groups to easily control a single TV, a group of TVs or the entire entertainment system.
- Favorites – Indicate favorite channels or categories in the interactive guide for efficient channel changes across individual or groups of TVs.
- Interactive guide & search – Search for content in the interactive guide without interrupting the current program. Filter content by pre-selected favorites or genre, including sports, movies, and shows.
DISH OnePoint is available at no additional cost on iPad (iOS v10 and up) and Android tablets (v6.0 and up). The app is compatible with Wally, DISH’s set-top box for businesses, as well as Hopper (all generations) and Joey (all models) receivers, when connected to the internet. Support for Hopper Duo coming soon.
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Disclosure: Complimentary Dish Network services are been facilitated to allow for this post. All opinions are 100% mine and were not influenced by anything or anyone.</em

