Attendance is curated, and capacity is limited. Developers and technical leaders can register their interest at https://digital.abbyy.com/ascend-2026-devcon-register-your-interest. For questions, contact the team at DevCon_enquiries@abbyy.com.
Attendance is curated, and capacity is limited. Developers and technical leaders can register their interest at https://digital.abbyy.com/ascend-2026-devcon-register-your-interest. For questions, contact the team at DevCon_enquiries@abbyy.com.
ABBYY today announced that its developer conference (DevCon) is returning to Bengaluru, India, on July 22–23, 2026, marking the fourth edition of the event in the region. Conference attendance has quadrupled during the past four years, bringing developers, architects, engineers, technical leaders, and innovation leaders together to build, learn, and collaborate on the future of enterprise AI and document understanding.
ABBYY Ascend DevCon reflects ABBYY's long-term commitment to the innovators building next-generation intelligent automation solutions. The event prioritizes hands-on learning, technical collaboration, and community involvement in AI development for the enterprise. Attendees work directly with ABBYY experts and peers to design scalable document automation solutions, combining purpose-built AI with large language models for higher accuracy and token use efficiency, and architect end-to-end ingestion and extraction workflows that hold up in real business environments.
Day one explores how enterprises move from AI experiments to enterprise-grade, agentic automation and measurable outcomes. Day two shifts to hands-on technical sessions, including ABBYY AI Labs, containerized deployment for scale, and the opportunity to get certified directly with the ABBYY team. Attendees can expect sessions that emphasize trusted, actionable data, governance, and the reliability that business-critical workflows demand.
Also returning this year is the ABBYY Hackathon, popular for providing developers the chance to build a working prototype using ABBYY AI and present it live to an expert judging panel. Each chosen team ships something real, pitches it to the people shaping the technology, and competes for recognition that extends well beyond the event. AI coding tools are welcomed and encouraged, lowering the barrier so builders of every background can participate and contribute. To apply for the hackathon, learn more about the criteria at https://digital.abbyy.com/ascend-2026-devcon-register-your-interest#hackathon.
The conference advances ABBYY's broader investment in developer growth and open standards. As a founding contributor to the recently formed DocLang consortium working group, ABBYY is helping define shared standards for document understanding that give developers a stronger, more interoperable foundation for trustworthy enterprise AI.
Neil Murphy, Chief Revenue Officer at ABBYY
India has become one of ABBYY’s most vibrant innovation communities and plays a pivotal role in advancing our developer ecosystem. Through a growing network of Centers of Excellence and our expanding ABBYY MVP community, we’re bringing together developers, architects, and technical leaders who share knowledge, accelerate adoption, and help shape the future of enterprise AI.
Alicja Wolanczyk, Senior Director of Global Partnerships and Alliances at ABBYY
ABBYY helps organizations optimize processes, accelerate decisions, and drive better outcomes with Process AI and Document AI. More than 10,000 enterprises, including many Fortune 500 companies, rely on ABBYY’s 35 years of innovation to turn business data into actionable insights that improve the way we work and live. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, and offices in 13 countries, ABBYY leads the way for smarter agentic automation. For more information, visit www.abbyy.com/company and follow us on LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.
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