Assemblic is a proud sponsor of the 2026 OpenFisca Conference — a landmark two-day event bringing together the global Rules as Code community.
The OpenFisca Conference is one of the most important gatherings in the Rules as Code calendar, uniting developers, policymakers, researchers and digital transformation leaders from around the world. It’s a space where ideas are shared, collaborations are forged and the future of computational rules is shaped — and we couldn’t be more excited to be part of it.
We’re all set up and ready to go!
Why we're sponsoring
At Assemblic, our mission is deeply intertwined with the OpenFisca ecosystem. We build the infrastructure and tooling that helps teams deploy, manage and scale their OpenFisca projects with confidence. Sponsoring the 2026 conference is a natural extension of that commitment — it’s our way of investing in the community that makes Rules as Code possible.
We believe that events like this are vital for the continued growth of the Rules as Code movement. They create the connections and conversations that push the field forward, and we’re proud to help make that happen.
What to expect over two days
We’re looking forward to what today and tomorrow will bring:
- Keynote presentations from leading voices in Rules as Code and digital government
- Technical deep-dives into OpenFisca's latest capabilities and roadmap
- Case studies from governments and organisations putting Rules as Code into practice
- Workshops and hands-on sessions for developers and policy practitioners
- Networking opportunities with the global OpenFisca community
See you soon
We’re looking forward to connecting with the community, sharing what we’ve been building at Assemblic, and hearing from the incredible people doing important work in this space.
In the meantime, if you’d like to learn more about Assemblic and how we support OpenFisca projects, we’d love to hear from you.
About OpenFisca
OpenFisca is an open-source rules engine, originally developed in 2011 by the French Government to codify its social security payment system. It has since grown into a global framework used by governments and organisations to model tax, benefit and policy rules as code.