WSilveira announces the 2025 edition of Logic Apps Community Day, highlighting a call for AI-focused session proposals and learning opportunities for integration professionals.

Logic Apps Community Day 2025: Call for Papers and AI Integration Themes

Date: October 30, 2025 (Pacific Time)
Organizer: Microsoft

Logic Apps Community Day returns for a full day of learning and knowledge sharing, offering free access to integration professionals, developers, and anyone interested in Logic Apps. The 2025 event will focus on the growing impact of AI within Logic Apps scenarios, emphasizing real-life integration and intelligent automation.

Event Themes

  • Creating Intelligent Applications with Logic Apps and AI:
    • Showcase solutions using Logic Apps features for intelligent application scenarios such as Agent Loops, MCP tool integrations, or real-time application knowledge improvement.
  • Accelerating Logic Apps Developer Velocity with AI:
    • Demonstrate ways to enhance developer workflows with generative AI, including prompt-driven test data creation, automated map/unit test generation, custom code automation, and development productivity improvements using chat modes or instructions.

Call for Papers

  • Seeking breakout sessions (approx. 28 minutes) and lightning sessions (approx. 12 minutes) based on the above themes
  • Submission deadline: September 7, 2025 (11:00 PM PST)
  • Notification: Selected speakers will be notified by email by September 10, 2025
  • Submit your session: Submit your proposal to Logic Apps Community Day 2025

Key Details

  • Event is free, community-driven, and supported by Microsoft
  • Focused on real-life integration problem-solving, intelligent applications, and AI-powered developer tooling
  • Open to session proposals sharing best practices, implementation scenarios, and development acceleration techniques

Updated: Aug 12, 2025
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