The Zenz community,
together in Amsterdam.
Two days on the future of Revenue Management: the AI roadmap, best practices and real customer stories. Learn how to get more out of Zenz, make better decisions with it, and help shape where it goes next.
Four reasons to be in the room
A programme built around where the platform is heading, and how the community gets more out of it, together.
AI roadmap
Where Zenz, Revenue Management and Analytics are heading, and your opportunity to influence where the roadmap goes.
Best practices
How leading customers get more value out of the platform, with patterns you can take home and apply.
Customer stories
Real-world case studies and facilitated round-tables, peer to peer, under a shared-room confidentiality approach.
Connect & network
Meet peers across the Zenz community and spend real time with the team behind the platform.
How the days are shaped
Two plenaryPlenary means the shared main programme: the whole community comes together for the roadmap, customer stories and best practices, alongside interactive formats like round-tables and workshops. days in the centre, with an optional customer-specific day for deeper, account-level conversations. This is a working outline. The full programme follows.
- Welcome & the year ahead — the Zenz direction
- AI roadmap — Revenue Management & Analytics
- Customer stories — case studies from the community
- Evening — community dinner
- Getting more from the platform — best practices
- Facilitated round-tables — by theme
- Deep-dive workshops — hands-on sessions
- Q&A panel with Product & Engineering — make your voice heard: the features you want to see, and what needs to improve
- Close — priorities & what happens next
- Account-specific sessions — your team & ours
- Roadmap & deployment planning for your platform
- You pick the date — 9 Nov (before) or 12 Nov (after), on the registration form
- The programme is Revenue Management focused — from roadmap to daily practice
- The attendee list is shared with all participants in advance
- Customer-presented sessions run under a Chatham HouseThe Chatham House Rule: insights and learnings from a session may be freely used afterwards, but not attributed to the person or company that shared them. approach
- Platform demos run on a demo environmentZenz has a ready-to-use demo environment with representative data. And we're very open to discussing enhancements or alternatives, so your customer story can be shared without worrying about showing confidential data. — no confidential customer data on screen
What you need to know
Venue
Amsterdam. Exact venue to be confirmed with registered attendees well ahead of time. The programme includes a visit to the Zenz HQ.
Travel & stay
Amsterdam is well connected by air and rail. We'll share suggested hotels and travel guidance with registered attendees.
Attendee places
Plan for 2–4 attendees per organisation. Your first four tickets are free. Bring the people who run your Zenz platform alongside the people who make business decisions with it: a mixed team gets the most out of both days.
A trusted room
The attendee list is shared in advance, and customer-presented sessions run under a Chatham HouseThe Chatham House Rule: insights and learnings from a session may be freely used afterwards, but not attributed to the person or company that shared them. approach so stories can be shared openly. Platform demos run on a demo environmentZenz has a ready-to-use demo environment with representative data. And we're very open to discussing enhancements or alternatives, so your customer story can be shared without worrying about showing confidential data., so no confidential customer data ever appears on screen.
Reserve your seat
Tell us who's coming and we'll follow up with confirmation and full programme details. Please RSVP by 23 September 2026. Registering is a strong intent to attend, not a binding commitment.
Thank you, we've got it
We'll be in touch shortly to confirm your place and share the full programme. Looking forward to seeing you in Amsterdam.
Good to know
Zenz customers and their teams: both the system managers who run the platform and the business users who make decisions with it, or about it, day to day. It's a customer community event, not a public conference.
The first four tickets per organisation are free, enough to bring a mixed team of system managers and business decision-makers. Additional places by arrangement. Travel and accommodation are arranged by each customer; we'll share suggested hotels and guidance.
Most organisations bring 2–4 people, and the first four tickets are free. Bring the people who run your Zenz platform alongside the business users who make decisions with it. A mixed team gets the most out of both days. Mixing seniority works well too. Note your team on the form and we'll follow up.
An optional day for account-specific conversations: roadmap and deployment planning tailored to your platform. You choose the date that suits your team when you register: Monday 9 November (before the plenary days) or Thursday 12 November (after). It's scoped with you in advance so it stays focused and useful.
Yes, that's the point of bringing the community together. Customer-presented sessions run under a Chatham House approach: insights may be used afterwards, but not attributed to the person or company that shared them, and the attendee list is shared with everyone in advance so you know who's in the room. Platform demos run on our ready-to-use demo environment with representative data, so no confidential customer data appears on screen, and if you'd like to share your story, we're very open to discussing enhancements or alternatives to make that comfortable. You always choose what you present.
Please do. The agenda is still taking shape and this conference is also your channel to influence the Zenz roadmap. Use the "Help shape the conference" box on the registration form to tell us what you'd like to get out of it, suggest a topic, or offer a customer story to share with the community. On Day 2 there's a dedicated Q&A panel with Product & Engineering to make your voice heard on features and improvements.
Yes, choose "Tentative" on the form and add a note. Registering signals intent to attend and helps us plan; it isn't a binding commitment. The conference dates themselves are set: 10–11 November 2026, so if it turns out your team can't join, we'll make sure you stay in the loop on what comes out of it.