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My main use case for Sigma  is that there are a bunch of reports, and many of our main reports are built on Sigma . I use it as a dashboard, review the reports, filter through there, and use it to help make decisions.

A quick specific example of a report or dashboard I use in Sigma that helps me make decisions is that it lists the number of reviews that we have gotten for a certain product or a certain campaign, and I can reuse that in my marketing to say that we have done X amount of whatever. It is mainly a reporting dashboard that I use for keeping track of certain things.

Sigma offers the ability to pull a lot of data, and I think the filtering is pretty good.

The filtering feature in Sigma helps me because you can get pretty in-depth, and I just appreciate it because you are able to drill down on whatever you are looking at.

Sigma has positively impacted my organization because I think it has been a huge impact, and we use it for all our reporting and our dashboards for tracking. It is a really big, integral part of our company.

I think Sigma can be improved because, for the last ten months since I first started here, this is my first time ever using it, and I think there is a steep learning curve. It is not as intuitive as I was hoping, so once you figure it out and get going, it is easy to use, but I would say at the very beginning, the learning experience is kind of hard.

I have been using Sigma for ten months.

Sigma is stable from what I have seen.

Sigma's scalability is nice because everybody on the team has access and uses it, and it is nice that permissions are easily set as well, so you only get to see what you need to see and you can share what needs to be shared.

I have not had to use customer support, so I cannot rate the customer support on a scale of one to ten.

I did not previously use a different solution before Sigma.

I manage user access and permissions within Sigma, and that process is very easy.

I stay updated with new features or updates in Sigma, but I am not personally involved in that. I do not receive any notifications about that.

I have definitely seen a return on investment through time saving because once the dashboards are built, they are built. Once we get them built, you are able to share with whoever needs them, so you get live data, and it has been a huge time saver.

I do not know much about my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing because I am not heavily involved in that.

We did not evaluate other options before choosing Sigma.

My advice to others looking into using Sigma is to take the time to learn how to set it up at the get-go and understand that there is a learning curve. I would rate this review a seven out of ten.

My main use case for Sigma  is to check on the status of our accounts, my accounts, and my programs. I love using a tool where I can analyze the return visits of leads that we've already sent to customers.

I use Sigma  for analyzing those return visits by loading it, setting the fields for a particular account of mine, and I can see the leads that we've sent. In analyzing, I let Sigma do its magic and can run another report that tells me every time one of those lead accounts has returned to PeerSpot to continue their research. This has been an invaluable resource for me to share with some of our customers to help them understand the value of our audience in showing how their leads are continuing to visit and do their research, which provides our customers with great intelligence for their account scoring and lead handling.

I'm using Sigma to check on all the programs. That was one of my favorite use cases, but to see how many leads have been delivered, to see how many reviews have been collected, to see how many review interviews have been set up, how our outreach center is contacting prospects for leaving reviews. There are a lot of different use cases for Sigma.

Having those dashboards set up in Sigma has made things easier for me and my team because it's just going into one report. There are a couple of different tabs in the same report rather than opening multiple different dashboards and reports from Salesforce , and that just speeds things up and saves some time.

Sigma has positively affected my organization by saving us time in accessing information, which ultimately gets us to complete projects faster.

I understand the value and would say I get through tasks 25% faster using Sigma.

Sigma can be improved in terms of speed; it would be great if it could process the data even faster. I think it's more of our use of it that I'm not responsible for in getting the Salesforce  data into Sigma. Sometimes I can't find what I need or the data isn't quite uploaded correctly, but I think it's a problem of the entry into Salesforce, not getting it over to Sigma. It would be nice if the reports also included more graphics and were more visually pleasing or compelling rather than just data.

We started using Sigma as a company about a year and a half ago.

I think Sigma is stable.

I haven't used customer support at all.

Before Sigma, we used a different solution, but I don't remember what it was called. I wasn't involved in the decision to make the switch, so it's irrelevant. Sigma is a good choice.

I have seen a return on investment with Sigma; we already said that it saves about a quarter, it gets me to answers about 25% faster.

When it comes to pricing, setup cost, and licensing, it has nothing to do with me.

I don't know if my team evaluated other options before choosing Sigma.

I'm not doing any customization with Sigma. The ease of use is there. It takes a little while just to get used to it. Sometimes when I'm running an estimate for leads, in my haste, I try to get the answers, but I need to wait for it to finish processing all the data, which is totally reasonable. But it's pretty easy to use.

My advice for others looking into using Sigma is to make sure you set up the reports and the dashboards in the most efficient way. Ask for feedback from your teams if multiple people are going to be using it. Because once it's set up, it's a very powerful tool. But if not all the perfect data is in there, then it's just not going to do its job.

On a scale of one to ten, I rate Sigma an eight.