We spend a good part of the year in expo halls, community days and user groups — issuing real wallet passes from Salesforce, live, in front of the room. Here's where to find us next, and what happened at the last ones.
Next up: Mile High Dreamin’ in Denver, 26–27 August 2026. The rest of the autumn schedule is being confirmed. In the meantime, the fastest way to see Kemicard is a live session — we’ll build a working pass on your own Salesforce data while you watch.
26–27 Aug 2026 · Denver, CO
Colorado’s biggest Salesforce community conference, run by the front-range Trailblazer Community Groups, at the Denver Marriott Westminster. We are the Balloon Sponsor for its fifth-anniversary year — so follow the balloons. Ania Bachta is there both days with Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes running on live Salesforce records.
Any week
Bring one record type. We'll design the pass, map your Salesforce fields and scan it end to end while you watch.
On request
We speak at Dreamin' events, community days and partner enablement days — demo-led, no slideware marathon.
Your booth
Partners demo Kemicard on their own stand. We supply the demo org, the assets and a specialist.
Going to an event where we should be? Tell us — we plan the calendar around where our customers and partners already gather. Reserve a meeting or email saleskemisoft.com.
Photos, sessions and what we took away. Every recap links to the original post on the Kemicard LinkedIn showcase.
Two days at the AT&T Hotel and Conference Center with the Texas Salesforce community. We spent most of it at the table showing how a conference badge becomes a wallet pass that updates itself — session changes, room moves, sponsor offers — and how the scan writes attendance straight back to the record.
On the ground: Ania Bachta, Sales & Partnership Manager
McCormick Place West, two days on the future of digital wallet passes for marketers. Connections is where the Marketing Cloud conversation happens, and the question we heard most was the same one every time: how do you reach a member without paying for another email send? A pass on the lock screen is the answer we came to demonstrate.
Also that week: Business-in-a-Box on 3 June at VU Rooftop Bar with Accounting Seed, StoreConnect and Avalara — and Pickleball Connect on 4 June at The Sport House, hosted with StoreConnect.
More on LinkedIn · Marketing Cloud integration · Loyalty programs
Our home-country community event, and the one we sponsored as a Bronze Sponsor. Attendees checked in with Kemicard passes rather than paper — stored in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, scanned at the door, with live visibility on attendance. Not a concept and not a demo: the whole room used it.
Session: “Beyond Email: Why Digital Wallet Cards Are the Future of Customer Engagement” — Ania Bachta and Rimon Mikhaiel
The developer event, and the one where the Agentforce questions get technical. We ran the same session twice to a full theatre, then spent the rest of the day at the Kemicard Club stand explaining why a wallet pass is a better notification channel than a chat window nobody has open.
Session (twice): “From Reactive Chat to Proactive Engagement with Agentforce” — Rimon Mikhaiel, Founder & CEO, and Ania Bachta, Manager, Partnership & Sales
More on LinkedIn · API & developers · Notifications & geofencing
We came as an Influence Sponsor and spent both days in the Ask an Expert Lounge running live demos rather than pitches — digital member and donor cards issued straight from Nonprofit Cloud, renewal reminders on the lock screen, and what happens to retention when a membership card stops being a PDF nobody opens twice.
On the ground: Rimon Mikhaiel (Founder & CEO), Ania Bachta (Sales & Partnerships) and George Mikhaiel (Implementation Specialist) — Ask an Expert Lounge, tables 4 and 9
Four days at Mandalay Bay as a Level 1 Sponsor on booth SU-2, at the global event for grocery and CPG innovation — and a very different crowd from the Salesforce community events. The pitch there is blunt: a loyalty card in the wallet gets seen, an email doesn't, and one retailer we work with grew redemption enough to move 5,120 points through a single campaign.
Themes: real-time offers in every shopper's pocket · plastic versus mobile wallet loyalty · why retailers need more than just points
Nonprofit Dreamin’ runs its Solution Spotlight series on the problems nonprofits keep hitting, and picked ours: once a supporter walks out of your fundraising event, how do you keep them engaged, giving and connected? We took it live — roughly ten minutes of demo showing Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes issued from Salesforce, then open Q&A where people brought their own org’s version of the problem.
The session was recorded and sits in Nonprofit Dreamin’s YouTube library.
An hour on replacing static PDF tickets with dynamic wallet passes: faster registration, check-in that doesn't queue, push messages that reach attendees on the day, and real-time attendance visibility inside Salesforce. Recorded for anyone who couldn't make the live session.
More on LinkedIn · Event ticketing · Event registration guide
A community session for the Nonprofit Cloud crowd: “Reimagining Member Engagement — Digital Wallet Passes Built for Salesforce.” Weekend sessions like this one are where most of our nonprofit conversations start, and where we learn what the roadmap should carry next.
Booth 207 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center — our first big federal and public-sector room, and a very different set of questions from a Dreamin' event. Two came up all day: can a government-issued credential live in Apple Wallet, and does citizen data stay inside our own org? Both answers are yes, and that floor is where the public sector work we do now really began.
On the stand: the Kemicard and Kemisoft team, showing membership cards, loyalty cards, event tickets and permits from one Salesforce org
See the post on LinkedIn · Christine's recap · Government · Permits & licences
We don't only attend community events — we power them. Organizers use Kemicard to issue attendee passes from Salesforce, and it changes the day for everyone at the door.
Attendee badges in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, issued from the registration record. No printing, no reprint desk.
Scan at the door, validated against the live record. Duplicates caught, attendance written back automatically.
Room changes, schedule updates and sponsor offers straight to the lock screen — no app, no email send.
Sponsor branding travels on the pass all day, and stays in the wallet long after the event ends.
We run practical sessions on issuing Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes from Salesforce — membership, event check-in, student and staff IDs, permits — for user groups, Dreamin' events and partner enablement days. Sessions are demo-led: a real pass, built and scanned in front of the room.
Systems integrators in the Kemicard Partner Program co-exhibit with us and demo Kemicard on their own stand. If you're taking a booth to a Salesforce event and want a wallet story to show, we'll supply the demo org, the assets and a specialist.
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