Two things on the calendar. At both of them you can put a real message in front of a real engineer and watch what Grid does with it, which is a better use of twenty minutes than any slide we could show you.
Two days for the people who actually run interfaces. Built the way we'd want to attend one: mostly hands-on, mostly other customers talking, and no keynote that's secretly a pricing announcement.
Schema Builder deep-dive, Lua transform patterns, HA topology and replay drills, on your own laptop rather than a slide.
Migrations that went well, migrations that didn't, and what people would do differently.
What we're building next and why, including the things we've decided not to build.
Bring the interface that's been annoying you all year and sit down with the engineer who owns that adapter.
Thirty minutes on a call gets you the same thing: an engineer, your message, and Grid open on a shared screen. We'd honestly rather do that than have you wait until April.
We travel for customers and for anything genuinely technical. If there's a regional HIMSS chapter meeting, an HL7 working group, an Epic or Oracle Health user group, or an internal architecture day where it would help to have an integration engineer in the room, ask.
We don't sponsor events we wouldn't attend, so the list stays short on purpose.
Your named engineer can arrange a meeting at either event, or a private session at Connect. Raise it in Jira Service Management and it'll be booked the same day.
Tell us which event and we'll send a calendar link, the booth number once we have it, and the name of the engineer you'll be sitting with.