We are looking for you. Yes, you.

If you have built something on Logic Apps that worked - or something that broke in an interesting way - you already have a session.

The best integration talks are almost never the polished ones. They are the ones where a speaker puts up the architecture they inherited, explains the three decisions that made everything harder, and shows what they did about it. That is the talk the room remembers, because everyone in it is fighting the same thing on Monday morning.

So we want submissions from all of these people:

• First-time speakers. Explicitly and genuinely. A meaningful share of our agenda is reserved for people who have never presented at a conference before. If you have never done this, tell us in your submission - we will pair you with an experienced speaker for feedback on your abstract. Online is the friendliest possible place to start: your own desk, your own setup, no auditorium.
• Consultants, in-house developers and architects with real production experience - the more specific and the more scarred, the better.
• MVPs and long-time community voices with deep dives, patterns and opinions.
• Microsoft product group and engineering folks, for roadmap, internals and "why it works that way" sessions.
• People who are not sure they count as experts. The bar is not "world authority". The bar is "I know something useful that the audience does not."

Topics we would love to see

• Logic Apps Standard in production: architecture, scaling, cost, gotchas
• Hybrid and container-based Logic Apps deployments
• Migration stories: BizTalk, Consumption to Standard, other platforms to Azure
• CI/CD, IaC, environments, testing and release strategies for workflows
• Monitoring, tracing, error handling, retries and the art of the resubmit
• Custom connectors and extending the platform
• Networking, identity and security in enterprise-grade integration
• B2B/EDI, AS2, X12, EDIFACT and industry message formats
• Logic Apps together with API Management, Service Bus, Event Grid, Functions, Fabric
• AI and integration: agent workflows, orchestrating model calls, getting AI pilots into production
• FinOps for integration: what your workflows really cost and how to cut it
• Honest failure stories and post-mortems - a personal favourite of ours

Something we did not list? Submit it anyway. Surprising us is allowed.

Session formats

• Standard session - 25 minutes including Q&A
• Lightning talk - 15 minutes (a great first submission)

What we ask

• Content, not a product pitch. Sponsored sessions are marked as such and are not part of the CFP.
• English delivery.
• Availability for a short tech check before the event.
• Willingness to have your session recorded and published free to the community.

What you get

• A live audience of integration practitioners from around the world
• A recording you own and can reuse
• The genuinely useful thing: being known in this community