Overview
Sigma is the first native cloud data warehouse (CDW) analytics and business intelligence (A&BI) solution that empowers anyone - yes, anyone - to securely access and analyze real-time data to make insight-driven decisions and find the answers they need to revolutionize their business. Trusted by data-driven companies, Sigma provides direct, live access to CDWs (e.g. Redshift, Snowflake) via the Sigma Spreadsheet interface without ever moving data out of the CDW, allowing security, governance, and compliance to be centrally enforced. Sigma is the Single Source of Truth for data throughout an organization because any work (e.g. data sets, modeling, analysis) done in Sigma can be written back to the CDW and leveraged in any other internal or external application or system.
The Sigma Spreadsheet empowers anyone to create complex data analysis without ever writing a single line of code while SQL is automatically generated under the hood, freeing analysts and data teams to focus on more complex, innovative projects. The familiar, easy-to-use interface transforms the A&BI process by eliminating the need to change the data model as more questions are asked and making data exploration an iterative process. Sigma enables a community-driven approach to A&BI because work can be securely shared, collaborated on, and built upon by others throughout the organization.
Highlights
- Knowing SQL is optional with Sigma because every action taken in the Sigma Spreadsheet is automatically written in SQL under the hood so anyone in the organization can analyze data and create visualizations, reports, and dashboards.
- Sigma sits directly on top of a CDW, enabling anyone in the organization to explore and analyze data without ever removing data from the CDW, which ensures security, governance, and compliance.
- Sigma is the Single Source of Truth for data throughout an organization because any work (e.g. data sets, modeling, analysis) done in Sigma can be written back to the CDW and leveraged in any other internal or external application or system.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
|---|---|---|
14-day Free Trial | Free Trial with 5 Maximum Users | $0.00 |
Enterprise Platform | Enterprise Platform + 24/7 Enterprise Support | $150,000.00 |
Add On - Creator | Admin access, create joins, worksheets, dashboards, write back | $2,000.00 |
Add On - Explorer | Drill down dashboard to worksheet & data sets (curated by Creators) | $2,000.00 |
Add On - Viewer | Interactive Dashboards w/ filtering capabilities | $0.00 |
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Self-service dashboards have empowered teams and replaced legacy reporting across the organization
What is our primary use case?
My main use case for Sigma is for enterprise dashboards, which is originally why I brought it in, and self-service analytics.
A quick and specific example of how I used Sigma for enterprise dashboards is that I built a centralized reporting dashboard for our marketing team.
My main use case for Sigma supports the entire organization, and one of the big reasons that I initially brought it in was I was able to connect it to our Snowflake environment and let one of our SVPs know that it was connected. Before I got a chance to really train her, she had set up her own dashboard. It was a comprehensive dashboard that had at least five tabs on it, and it was actually really good. I could not believe that she set it up by herself with no training.
What is most valuable?
The best features Sigma offers include the self-service functionality, which was a really big deal, as well as their very good data apps and integration with Snowflake . Sigma is also moving into the AI space, as a lot of companies are, and they are doing a really great job at it.
The data apps feature stands out for me because it was just more focused data that is easier to get to, not having to do just the regular dashboards.
Sigma has positively impacted my organization because we were able to retire an old enterprise reporting tool that was homegrown, which involved a lot of canned SQL and parameterized SQL, making it a lot easier for us.
After switching from our homegrown reporting tool to Sigma, we noticed that a set of employees were able to create their own dashboards, allowing other organizations within the company to really take off and not depend on BI after that. So that was one of the big things.
What needs improvement?
I think Sigma can be improved by continuing to do what they are doing in leaning into AI and leaning into the Snowflake integration with AI. All of the conversational features that they have recently rolled out are really great, and I think that is mainly it. It is about being able to hold people within the tight context of the data in the dashboard and being able to interact with it conversationally.
I cannot think of any needed improvements right now, even something minor.
For how long have I used the solution?
I have been using Sigma for three years.
What do I think about the scalability of the solution?
Sigma's scalability as our data or user base grows is very easy, especially with the organizations.
How are customer service and support?
Sigma's customer support is excellent, and that is actually one of the other reasons why we ended up going with Sigma, as we are able to hit the question mark and ask for support and get real live people that are very knowledgeable. Their support I really think is a 10 out of 10.
How would you rate customer service and support?
Positive
What other advice do I have?
For actual users, I find it very easy to get into and adopt Sigma.
Sigma's performance when handling large data sets or complex queries is wholly dependent on the Snowflake warehouse, so if we do not want to burn too many Snowflake credits, we keep it on a smaller warehouse. Usually, it is okay, which is mainly because what we are trying to do is also be careful with our Snowflake budget.
I think Sigma handles data security and compliance requirements for my organization really strongly since they integrate with Snowflake security as well.
I do not know that we really had any big integrations, but we did have a couple API integrations with some homegrown tools, and that went pretty smoothly. They have been getting much better at that.
I think the level of customization Sigma allows for dashboards and reports is very good and getting better, but the other big thing is really what they are heading towards with more of the data apps.
My advice for others looking into using Sigma is to make sure your data foundation is set. I just do not think it is a smart idea for any tool to go after your transactional data; you should at least have some sort of data model so that way you are not querying 10 years of data when you only need last month or last year.
I think Sigma is a very strong company, and I consider them one of the top vendors in the space. The only question that I would have is that I have not had a chance to look at some of the newer agentic, AI-only tools. I would rate this review as a 9 out of 10 overall.