Sched agendas, joined to your target events.
Speaker and session data from Sched-run agendas, matched to the events on your calendar so your team walks in knowing who is on stage and why it matters.
How the Sched integration works
Agendas become targeting signal without anyone copying a schedule by hand.
Your target events are matched
Events on your calendar that publish a Sched agenda are identified automatically; nothing to configure per event.
Speakers and sessions join the record
Who is speaking, on what, and when joins each event's record alongside sponsors and attendee intelligence.
Targeting uses the agenda
Session topics and speaker companies sharpen ICP scoring and give your outreach a reason to reference that is actually on the program.
The floor plan follows
Session times feed the on-floor plan, so booth staffing and meeting slots respect when your buyers are in talks.
Questions your ops team will ask
Where does the agenda data come from?
From the event's published Sched agenda, the same one every attendee sees. Public program data, joined to your pipeline.
What if an event does not use Sched?
Agenda intelligence runs across several agenda platforms and the open web; Sched is one source among them.
How fresh is it?
Agendas are re-checked as events approach, when programs change most; your team sees the version attendees see.
When can we use it?
Sched is on the integrations roadmap for Q3 2026. Agenda intelligence from open sources already runs; the direct integration deepens it.
Targeting events that publish on Sched?
Bring one to a 20-minute call and see agenda intelligence on your own calendar.