Our Must-See TDX 2026 Session Guide

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TrailblazerDX (TDX) 2026 is almost here, and the session lineup is stacked. If you’re trying to figure out which sessions are really worth your time, we’ve got you covered. Whether you’re a developer, admin, architect, or consultant, there’s something on the schedule that was built with you in mind. With two full days of content running across multiple tracks simultaneously, knowing what to prioritize before you walk through the doors makes all the difference.

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We put together a two-day must-see agenda packed with in-depth looks at Agentforce, developer skills, and admin power moves. From keynotes to hands-on workshops to theater demos, these are the sessions we think deserve a spot on your calendar. Bookmark this, pull up the agenda builder, and go in with a plan.

The Salesforce Event Builders Look Forward To All Year

TDX is Salesforce’s annual developer and architect conference, held in San Francisco at the Moscone Center. It’s designed for the builders of the Salesforce ecosystem, including developers, architects, admins, and consultants who want to go beyond the basics and get hands-on with the platform. The event is known for its technical depth, featuring breakout sessions, theater demos, and hands-on workshops covering everything from Flow and Apex to Agentforce and Data 360.

It’s also where Salesforce often previews what’s coming next, making it a go-to event for anyone who wants to hear about all the updates first. TDX 2026 takes place April 15 and 16, 2026. Whether you’re attending in person or tuning in via Salesforce+, there’s something on the agenda for every skill level.

Can’t Make it to San Francisco? Here’s How to Watch Live

Can’t make it to San Francisco in person? All of the sessions on this list are available to watch live or on demand through Salesforce+. Create a free account if you don’t already have one. Once you’re logged in, you can search for sessions by name, browse the full TDX catalog, and add sessions to your watchlist. On-demand content is typically available shortly after the live session wraps, so you can catch up the same day. Read to the end to find the Salesforce+ link.

Plan Your TDX Agenda

TDX’s agenda builder makes it easy to map out your day so nothing falls through the cracks. You can hand-pick the sessions that matter most to you and see everything laid out in one view. Since sessions run concurrently, having your own agenda makes it easy to stay on track and get to the sessions you planned for. The tool even recommends sessions for each time slot, so if you have a gap or you’re not sure what to prioritize, you’ve got built-in inspiration to help you fill it intentionally rather than wandering.

TDX 2026 event website screenshot showing a calendar-style session grid. Sessions are color-coded in light blue and dark blue/purple, displayed in two time zones (PDT and CDT). The TDX 2026 Main Keynote runs 10:00–11:15 AM PDT. Other sessions cover Agentforce strategy, Data 360 development, Screen Flows, and custom connectors. — Example of a TDX schedule in the agenda builder.

Wednesday, April 15

Screenshot from the TDX 2026 website showing two Day One featured sessions. The first card, "TDX Opening Keynote with Special Guests," shows a speaker presenting on stage in front of a large audience against a blue backdrop with Salesforce-themed illustrated trees. The second card, "True to the Core with Product Experts," is described as a live Q&A with product leaders and features a photo of two men on stage, one speaking into a microphone. — Source: https://www.salesforce.com/tdx/

TDX 2026 Main Keynote

Kick off the day with the session that sets the tone for everything else. The Main Keynote focuses on how to build an Agentic Enterprise with Salesforce, exploring the combined power of humans and agents working together to drive customer success. This one’s the big picture, a great framing for everything you’ll see the rest of the week.
Wednesday, April 15 | 10:00 AM – 11:15 AM PDT | Keynote Room, Level 3 | First Come, First Seated

Vibe Code Production-Ready Apps with Metadata Grounding

This intermediate breakout session shows developers how to scale vibe coding with semantic grounding using Salesforce Unified Catalog and MCP. Mohith Shrivastava (Principal Developer Advocate, Salesforce), Harrison Briner (PMTS, Software Engineering, Salesforce), and Neha Ahlawat (Product Management Director, Salesforce) walk through how to give Agentforce the context it needs for trusted, well-architected metadata.
Wednesday, April 15 | 8:00 AM – 8:40 AM PDT | Room 2020, Level 2 | First Come, First Seated

Build Agentforce Agents with Your Data

This session is for admins and data practitioners who want to put their existing data to work in Agentforce. Salesforce MVP Mehmet Orun walks through how Datablazer teams can build Agentforce agents grounded in real, unified data. Expect practical guidance on connecting Data 360 sources, designing agents that use real-time contextual data, and applying a scalable data strategy across the organization.
Wednesday, April 15 | 8:00 AM – 8:40 AM PDT | Room 2010, Level 2 | First Come, First Seated

Design Rich Inputs and Outputs for Agents

If your Agentforce conversations still feel like a clunky Q&A chain, this advanced session is your fix. Lead Developer Advocate Charles Watkins shows developers how to inject rich UI components into Agentforce conversations, replacing tedious back-and-forth with smart input widgets and dynamic visual outputs. The session covers implementing type overrides and building custom Lightning components as input/output overrides. You’ll also learn how to deploy UI overrides that turn text-only interactions into interactive experiences.
Wednesday, April 15 | 8:30 AM – 9:10 AM PDT | Room 2009, Level 2 | First Come, First Seated

Accelerate Admin Work Using Setup with Agentforce

Admins, this one’s for you. Andreea Doroftei (Technology Director, Salesforce Ben), Cheryl Feldman (Senior Director, Product Management, Salesforce), and Laurent Kubaski (Senior Director, Product Management, Salesforce) team up to show how Setup Powered by Agentforce lets you manage org configuration, security, and tasks through natural language.
Wednesday, April 15 | 9:00 AM – 9:40 AM PDT | Room 2010, Level 2 | First Come, First Seated

Build Richer Screen Flows with LWCs and Agentforce Vibes

Rounding out the Wednesday morning stretch is this advanced session for admins and developers who want to extend Flow with custom Lightning Web Components, built with a little help from Agentforce. Travis Back, Principal at Riskonnect, walks through how to vibe code LWCs that fill flow gaps, configure high-quality Agentforce prompts by translating UX requirements into precise component and flow logic, and build and validate flow-ready LWCs for safe, iterative development.
Wednesday, April 15 | 11:30 AM – 12:10 PM PDT | Room 2009, Level 2 | First Come, First Seated

Thursday, April 16

TDX 2026 website screenshot with a purple background and bold white "Day Two" heading. Two session cards are displayed against a light purple background. The first card features a photo of a man in a dark blazer speaking on stage, with a Salesforce-branded illustrated tree graphic beside him. The session title reads "True to the Core Deep Dives" with the description "Bring your platform feedback and requests to deep-dive sessions with Salesforce product leaders." The second card features a photo of a woman in a white jacket speaking into a microphone on a blue-lit stage, with upward arrow graphics beside her. The session title reads "Visionary Sessions with Community Innovators, AI Experts, and Thought Leaders." — Source: https://www.salesforce.com/tdx/

Accelerate Data 360 Development with 5 Pro Tips

Start Thursday with this beginner-friendly theater session designed to help consultants and developers move faster with Data 360. Gaurav Kheterpal (Chief Evangelist, Salesforce MVP) and Akshata Sawant (Lead Developer Advocate, Salesforce) cover how to streamline Data 360 development using flows, data graphs, calculated insights, and APIs. Plus, learn how to architect scalable models while avoiding common performance bottlenecks and integrate custom ML models.
Thursday, April 16 | 8:30 AM – 8:50 AM PDT | Theater 3, Room 2014, Level 2 | First Come, First Seated

Build Custom Connectors in Data 360

This intermediate theater session is a live demo of custom connector setup and ML-driven content decisioning for real-time Marketing Cloud email activation. Sid Tiwari (Product Management Director, Salesforce) and Anurag Juneja (Senior Director of Product, Salesforce) show how to configure Data 360 content connectors to unify external content into a single source of truth. From there, they cover how to implement scalable data bridges for nonstandard content repositories using the self-service connector toolkit.
Thursday, April 16 | 9:00 AM – 9:20 AM PDT | Theater 3, Room 2014, Level 2 | First Come, First Seated

A Day in the Life of a Salesforce Architect Using AI

What does it actually look like to use AI as a Salesforce architect day to day? This intermediate theater session from will cover AI-assisted architecture design, governance, delivery acceleration, and executive storytelling.
Thursday, April 16 | 12:30 PM – 12:50 PM PDT | Theater 5, Level 3 | First Come, First Seated

A Blueprint for Single-Org, Multi-Agent Orchestration

Ready to go beyond a single agent? This advanced breakout session covers how to architect single-org, multi-agent (SOMA) solutions, including agent hand-offs, shared context, and Well-Architected patterns for scalable Agentforce orchestration.
Thursday, April 16 | 2:30 PM – 3:10 PM PDT | Room 2009, Level 2 | First Come, First Seated

Build a MuleSoft Agent Fabric Network in 15 Minutes

Think you can’t stand up a production-ready agent network in 15 minutes? Janeen Marquardt (Partner, Chief Technical Strategist, Maple Digital) and Melissa Shepard (CTO & Managing Architect, Maple Digital) are here to prove otherwise. This advanced theater session walks architects through building and deploying a MuleSoft Agent Fabric network.
Thursday, April 16 | 2:30 PM – 2:50 PM PDT | Theater 5, Level 3 | First Come, First Seated

10 Tips for Implementing Data 360 Successfully

Closing out Thursday is this practical, theater session from Arvind Raman (Director, Partner Enablement, Salesforce) and Melissa Shepard (CTO & Managing Architect, Maple Digital). They cover the common pitfalls to avoid and key considerations for performance, security, and scalability when implementing Data 360.
Thursday, April 16 | 3:30 PM – 3:50 PM PDT | Theater 4, Room 2005, Level 2 | First Come, First Seated

Conclusion

Whether you’re heading to San Francisco or tuning in from your desk, TDX 2026 has a lot to offer. This year’s session lineup once again puts Agentforce and Data 360 front and center. These sessions give you a solid foundation for understanding where the platform is headed. Add your picks to your agenda, set your Salesforce+ reminders, and come ready to learn.

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