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Sigma

Sigma

Software Development

San Francisco, California 59,899 followers

About us

Sigma is the AI apps and analytics platform connected to the cloud data warehouse. Using Sigma, business and technical teams can build intelligent, production-ready AI apps that accelerate and automate operational workflows. Sigma provides a spreadsheet interface, SQL and Python editors, visual builders, and native AI to help teams turn live data into interactive applications, analysis, reports, and embedded experiences.

Website
https://www.sigmacomputing.com/
Industry
Software Development
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Type
Privately Held
Specialties
Data Analytics, Business Intelligence, Data Visualization, Cloud Data Warehouses, Spreadsheet, Analytics, Reporting, Data Applications, and Data Apps

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    116 New Montgomery St

    San Francisco, California 94105, US

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    Submissions for the 𝗦𝗶𝗴𝗺𝗮 𝗣𝘂𝗯𝗹𝗶𝗰 𝗕𝘂𝗶𝗹𝗱𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗲 are due Monday, August 24th at midnight PT. Be sure to get your app in to win a chance for: - A Workflow 2027 ticket 🎟️ - Sigma-branded AirPods - A $100 gift card We can't wait to see what you build! https://lnkd.in/grhV_yUS

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    It's official: the Sigma Public Builders Challenge is here! Here’s how it works: every month, the data community builds on Sigma Public and the best builders win. Each challenge is a step toward the Finals, held live on stage at Workflow 2027, for the ultimate prize: the Golden Goat. This month's challenge: Perfect Match. 🐾 Every animal shelter runs on the same quiet hope that the animal waiting today finds its person tomorrow. Build a Sigma app that helps the team make that match happen. To qualify, your submission needs to: ▪️ Include at least 1 dataset from this month's data workbook ▪️ Include an Agent ▪️ Be an app: include at least 1 Input Table, 1 Input Table write action, and 1 hidden component, like a Modal or Popover Submissions open today and close August 24 at midnight PT. See the full rules and start building: https://lnkd.in/e5PjFSaz

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    One of the most exciting parts of working at Sigma lately has been figuring out how Connor Miller (one of the best solutions engineers in the business) and I can build together. It's been a huge help, not just during the sales process, but around it. He’s been building skills for coding agents that let us tailor Sigma demos to the specific teams we’re working with (gif below). So we're building assets relevant to their industry, workflows, KPIs, and the problems Sigma can help solve. That's also opened up a new avenue for me to try out with outbound. Instead of asking people to imagine how Sigma could look for their business, I can build it and show it. Finance leaders can see the metrics and scenario models they’d care about, ops teams can see built out workflows, and execs can get a pulse on the business with all the context they'd need. Connor's been pushing what’s technically possible with Sigma and I get to be a lot more creative with how I prospect + give people reasons to engage.

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    Co-selling with partners works — reps just don't always know who to call, what account to lead with, or what to say. Our own Shawn Namdar decided to fix that. He built four Sigma agents into one workflow, each trained for a specific co-sell stage: Find the right partner rep ➡️ Build the relationship ➡️ Pitch the account ➡️ Work the deal Less time spent on wondering who to call. More time for reps to close deals. Read how he did it: https://lnkd.in/g2pUC7CH

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    The expectations for how we build and manage our work has fundamentally changed. The systems we all worked in before were loosely connected, but now we expect them to be tightly connected. For Sigma, this means being able to send data to and from Sigma to other systems and building Sigma workbooks in Claude (or via whatever agent you choose). Check out the video below to see how were making that a reality.

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    Everyone's talking about AI speeding up finance. Turns out one of the simplest changes matters just as much: everyone seeing the same data, in real time. Sigma CFO Christina Liu explains what quarter-end looked like before Sigma. Closing a quarter meant daily, sometimes multiple daily, calls between sales, finance, legal, sales operations and marketing, just to agree on where deals stood. At Sigma, those calls aren't needed. "We have the data right in front of us," Christina says. "Everyone can have access to real-time updates on where we are for each one of our deals before quarter-end." The upside goes beyond fewer meetings. Finance catches risk earlier, sales sees stalled deals sooner, and Legal steps in before a small issue becomes a big one. Nobody's reconstructing what happened. The team focuses on what's next. Listen to the full episode of The Growth-Minded CFO Podcast: https://lnkd.in/gqdcR_ec

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    As summer winds down, our Sigma interns are wrapping up a season of building across analytics, apps, and agents at our New York and San Francisco offices. They didn't just shadow. They dug in, asked hard questions, and ran projects for our AI Labs, Operations, Data Platform, and Engineering teams. Today, they capped it off with a showcase at our annual Hackathon. Huge congrats to our Sigma interns on an incredible summer of building!

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    Sigma Tenants is now generally available. Sigma Tenants let you split one Sigma organization into fully isolated environments, each with its own users, data and content, while a parent organization keeps governance and visibility in one place. Permissions can be reconfigured by anyone with access to change them—but architecture can't. Sigma Tenants builds isolation into the architecture itself, so it holds no matter what anyone does inside a tenant. 🔒 Hundreds of customers already use Sigma Tenants to: ▪️ Separate business units ▪️ Run dev, staging and production pipelines ▪️ Give every embedded customer their own isolated organization See the full breakdown by Product Manager Colin Dolese and Software Engineer Joseph Schumanhttps://lnkd.in/gMaVG96q

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    If you've ever found a margin variance in the P&L and then spent 2 weeks chasing the fix across spreadsheets and email threads, this one's for you. This example app built on Sigma keeps the whole loop in one place: 1. Find the variance in a live P&L 2. Ask a warehouse agent what's driving it 3. Trace it to the SKUs that own it 4. Log the corrective action, and let an agent write the fix back to the warehouse Everything runs on governed data inherited from the cloud data warehouse, so a Q3 miss becomes a corrected 2027 forecast without anyone leaving the P&L. Read the full post from Kyle Herold and Sheena S. to see how manufacturing finance teams can run FP&A on Sigma: https://lnkd.in/gVaUJRM7

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