Dreamforce 2026: Why This Year Is One You Can’t Afford to Miss
Dreamforce is coming back to San Francisco, September 15–17, and this year’s theme, the Agentic Enterprise, couldn’t line up better with where we’re headed at Accounting Seed.
Dreamforce is coming back to San Francisco, September 15–17, and this year’s theme, the Agentic Enterprise, couldn’t line up better with where we’re headed at Accounting Seed.
For three days, Moscone Center becomes the epicenter of everything AI, automation, and Salesforce. We’re not just attending, we will be showcasing our new UI including embedded AI capabilities as well as our Agents and Salesforce-hosted MCP tools.
Here’s why we think this is the Dreamforce to be at.
Dreamforce isn’t just another conference on the calendar, it’s the one week a year where the entire Salesforce ecosystem shows up in one place, at the same time, all pointed at the same question: what’s next?
If you run finance, ops, or accounting on Salesforce, this is your chance to see where the platform is headed, straight from the people building it. No webinar recording or product one-pager replaces standing in front of a live demo and asking the question that’s actually on your mind.
And honestly? It’s fun. Between the keynotes, the live demos, and Dreamfest, it’s always a good time.
Expect a show floor packed with energy: live product demos, hands-on trainings, and thousands of people who all speak the same Salesforce language. A few things on the agenda:
This year’s theme is the Agentic Enterprise. The idea that AI shouldn’t just answer questions, it should take action inside your business. Expect a heavy focus on Agentforce, Data 360, and what it takes to move from “experimenting with AI” to having agents doing real work across sales, service, and finance.
We’ve been head-down, and Dreamforce is where we show you what we’ve been working on. Stop by our booth to see:
At the end of the day, Dreamforce is about more than product announcements. It’s a chance to learn what’s actually possible, compare notes with people solving the same problems you are, and have real conversations with the teams building the tools you use every day and you don’t want to miss it.
We’d love for one of those conversations to be with us.
See you in San Francisco.
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