Who Should Attend
What to Expect
More than 20 architect-led sessions across concurrent tracks explore real-world scenarios, architectural decisions, and lessons from the field.
You’ll connect with architects, system designers, and industry thought leaders in a collaborative environment with no commercial presentations and no foundational content.
Expect to work through sophisticated design topics, explore edge cases, debate trade-offs, participate in workshops and discussions, and leave with new perspectives, practical approaches, and stronger professional connections.
You’ll feel right at home if you:
Have significant hands-on experience across multiple Salesforce clouds or complex integrations
Solve problems that extend beyond standard documentation and established patterns
Are fluent in architecture fundamentals including data, security, integration, performance, and scalability
Thrive when collaborating with experienced peers and exploring different approaches
Are committed to continuing to learn, share, and grow as an architect
Participants should generally hold the Salesforce Application Architect or System Architect credential, be working toward those credentials, or have equivalent real-world architecture experience.
Certifications are not required. They provide a benchmark for the level of Salesforce knowledge and architectural experience expected in the room.
See What We Mean by Architect-Level Content
Last year’s sessions explored challenges across enterprise architecture, scalability, security, integration, Data Cloud, AI and Agentforce, resilience, event-driven architecture, multi-org strategy, and CTA-level solutioning.
The topics will change in 2027, but the level of conversation will not.
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