Conference Management for Salesforce
- Category rank
- #9 in Event Management
- Price
- Free plan
- Listing audit
- 59/100
Conference Management is a Salesforce AppExchange app by Salesforce Labs. With a rating of 4.3★ from 4 reviews, it currently ranks #9 in the Event Management category.
Conference Management is the #9 ranked Event Management app on Salesforce, with a 4.3 average rating from 4 reviews, free to use, as of Oct 21, 2026.
AppRanks verdict
Generated from marketplace data as of Oct 21, 2026
Conference Management ranks #9 of 71 in Event Management on Salesforce. It holds a 4.3★ average from 4 reviews on Salesforce. It is free to use.
Pros
- +Free plan available — no paid subscription needed to start
- +Listed on Salesforce since 2006
Cons
- −Only 4 reviews — the average can still move with a few new ratings
About Conference Management
How Conference Management works
Companies can use Conference Management to monitor trends in speakers and the subject matter they present at key industry conferences. They can also track conferences more peripheral to their business — those that they wouldn’t go to the trouble of attending but might still find of interest.
True to its name, Conference Management creates a single repository of information about conferences. You can use the application to manage your participation in industry events and compare your level of involvement with that of your competitors.
Whether or not your company sends representatives, events may feature speakers from companies you’d like to build relationships with. You can extend your salesforce.com solution with Conference Management to include information that you may be able to leverage during the sales process. Your marketing department can also use the application to schedule speakers and create targeted marketing programs for a select set of conference attendees.
Key features
- Maintains a record of conferences, speakers, and presentation topics
- Tracks data about conferences your company has attended, those your competitors have attended, and those of interest that you may not attend
- Analyzes trends in types of conferences, speakers featured, and subjects being addressed by regulars on the “speakers circuit”