- State clearly that your enquiry is for Opicon sponsorship, with company and primary contact.
- Preferred tier (Supporter, Partner, or Anchor) and the outcomes you want (awareness, pipeline, co-marketing, or introductions).
- Whether you need stand space, pavilion-only visibility, or both.
- Timing and geography for the season you are targeting, plus any constraints we should know.
Participation is for Opisense customers and invited guests. Use Contact and mention Opicon, your company, and whether you are applying, joining the list, or sponsoring.
Conference programme
What happens at Opicon
A full conference format: inspiration on stage, depth in sessions, energy on the floor, and outcomes you can ship the week after.
Keynotes and practitioner talks
Short, specific stories from operators running production on Opisense — not generic keynotes.
Panels, roundtables, and working sessions
Moderated debates and working formats on adoption, governance, quality, and prompt standards.
Stands and sponsor pavilion
Meet teams, see packaged offerings from other customers, and book follow-ups without losing context.
Competitions in Workspace
Challenges judged on output quality, safety, and realism — top three earn credits so experimentation compounds.
Collaborations and Opisync intros
Structured matchmaking for buyer–seller conversations when both use Opisense, with Opisync as the delivery rail.
Interest schemes
Choose how you want to engage early
Pick the path that matches your goals. Each scheme routes through the same team so we can place you correctly.
Conference interest
Tell us you want a seat, which tracks matter to you, and whether you plan to bring a team.
- ·Early notice when applications open for your cohort.
- ·Optional intro call to align expectations and capacity.
Application
Apply to participate
Opicon is curated for depth. Applications help us balance industries, roles, and working-session capacity so every attendee gets a meaningful seat at the table.
- ✓You are an Opisense customer (or invited guest on behalf of a customer programme).
- ✓A named sponsor inside your organisation for attendance and follow-up.
- ✓Willingness to bring at least one concrete artifact (prompt pack, rollout note, metric definition, or redacted output).
What happens after you apply
- 1Submit via Contact
Include company, role, what you want out of Opicon, and whether you are applying for a team block.
- 2Fit and capacity review
We confirm cohort balance and session constraints, then respond with next steps or timing.
- 3Confirm attendance
You receive programme details, stand or sponsor options if relevant, and Workspace prep guidance.
Waiting list
Stay first in line
When dates and cohorts are announced, the waiting list hears first. No obligation — just earlier access to applications and sponsor packs.
- Season announcements and key deadline reminders.
- Optional pointers on what to prepare (artifacts, prompts, governance notes).
- First access to limited working-session seats when we open them.
Sponsors
Sponsor site and visibility
Sponsorship is built for relevance: reach operators who buy and run software, while staying aligned with how Opisense positions quality and trust.
Visible presence, lightweight commitment
- ·Logo placement in sponsor pavilion materials.
- ·Access to sponsor briefing and programme alignment.
We tailor sponsor packages per season. Contact us with your goals, audience, and any stand requirements — we will respond with a sponsor outline, not a generic PDF.
Stands
Exhibition floor for customers and partners
Stands are where conversations turn into next steps: short demos, office-hour slots, and booked follow-ups that stay tied to Workspace when you use Opisync.
- Customer stands for services and packaged offers between Opisense customers.
- Partner stands coordinated with Opisense so messaging stays accurate and useful.
- Structured slots so the floor stays energetic without turning into noise.
Morning keynotes, midday deep work, afternoon floor time, and evening competitions or socials — exact schedule varies by city and season.
Keynotes
Main stage, operator truth
Keynotes are short and evidence-led. The goal is to set a shared vocabulary for the rest of the conference.
- What changed in the last year for teams running Opisense at scale.
- How customers define quality for AI-assisted work in their industries.
- Where Opisense is investing next — and what we need from customer feedback.
Competitions
Prove it in Workspace
Competitions are designed to reward rigor: prompts, guardrails, outputs, and review discipline — not hype.
- Runs inside realistic Workspace constraints so judging matches production pressure.
- Top three placements earn credits to keep experimenting after the conference.
- Clear rubrics published ahead of time so teams can prepare fairly.
Collaborations
Buyer, seller, and the network
Opicon creates a safe, structured path for customers to meet customers. When both sides use Opisense, Opisync is the natural next step so delivery does not fall into email threads.
- Matchmaking for complementary needs — implementation partners, niche operators, and service providers.
- Joint working sessions for shared problems (governance, rollout, metrics).
- Introduction to Opisync when a commercial or delivery relationship is likely.
Opicon · Opisync arena
The same Opisync definition — oriented for the conference floor
Everything below matches the canonical Opisync product page. Use this arena to align quickly with peers; use the product page when you are shaping policy, architecture, and rollout with your counterparty.
Canonical: /products/opisync
Two Opisense workspaces, one governed lane—scoped artefacts sync, Opichat carries dialogue, both tenants keep sovereignty.
Pressure point
Delivery breaks outside Workspace
Context in inboxes stalls delivery. Opisync keeps work on trusted rails—scoped slices and traceable handoffs.
- Attach updates to artefact, owner, and next step.
- Replace status theatre with policy-bound visibility.
- Let assistants answer from scoped lane facts.
Scoped slices, policy permissions, reviewable history for contractual relationships.
- Shared slices—not unmanaged tenant-wide access.
- Explicit rules for what crosses the boundary and when.
- History that matches promises to evidence without oversharing.
How · why · where · when
Workspace stays system of record
Opisync is the bilateral seam—cooperation without duplicating modules at the boundary.
How
Permissioned slices, live sync, Opichat, Opimeet + Opinote, policy-bound agents.
Why
Rework and delay follow when accountability blurs after the handshake.
Where
Inside Workspace beside modules you already run—same guardrails for partner work.
When
Two Opisense organisations deliver together—when email would be the integration.
Pressure check
Sound like your last cross-org delivery?
Yes answers here mean risk hides in the collaboration seam—not the contract.
- Screenshots replace a trusted shared surface.
- Engagement on the other side requires chasing individuals.
- Quick questions become meetings without structured lane chat.
- Video resets context—notes never land in the lane.
Shared rails, clear ownership
Milestones and exceptions on one lane—both sides see who moves next.
Chat and meetings respect context
Opichat, Opimeet, Opinote—no reset when live talk is needed.
Agents grounded in the lane
Assistants read policy-approved lane facts—not open email.
If a detail is not repeated here, it is still covered on /products/opisync — we keep one definition to avoid drift.
FAQ
Practical questions
Opicon is designed for Opisense customers and invited guests tied to customer programmes. If you are unsure, contact us and we will confirm eligibility.
The programme is Workspace-native by design. Some seasons also include on-site stands and floor time — the waiting list is the best way to hear which format applies.
We tailor packages per season and location. Contact us with your goals and constraints; we will respond with a proposed package rather than a one-size-fits-all grid.
Company, role, team size, what outcomes you want from Opicon, and whether you want to propose a session, stand, or Opisync-related collaboration.