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Platform

Sigma

A spreadsheet-style interface that runs directly on your data platform, so finance and operations teams work the way they already do without exporting anything.

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People will use a spreadsheet regardless. The only question is whether it is connected to anything.

What we do with Sigma

Spreadsheets on live data

Familiar rows and columns, but reading governed tables rather than a file someone downloaded last Tuesday.

Freedom with the rules intact

People can explore and build, while permissions and traceability keep working behind the scenes.

Capturing what people type in

Where a business process genuinely needs someone to enter a figure, captured properly rather than in a side spreadsheet nobody can find.

Replacing the weekly export

That recurring file that feeds a committee is usually the riskiest thing in the whole setup. This is how it gets retired.

Works with

Snowflake, BigQuery and Redshift

Connects straight to the warehouse, so nothing is exported to a laptop.

Billions of rows, live

Working at full data volume rather than on a sample somebody downloaded.

What clients use it for

Finance

Working through the numbers in a familiar grid, on governed data.

Retail

Stock and sales analysis by people who think in rows and columns.

Healthcare

Operational analysis with permissions intact.

Technology

Usage and billing analysis at full volume.

Where it fits

We are not a reseller and we take no vendor commissions, so there is nothing riding on which platform you choose. What we care about is whether the setup can be operated by your team after we leave.

  • Recommended where it genuinely solves a problem you have, not as a default
  • Implemented as code in your repository, under your accounts
  • Handed over with runbooks for the failure modes we actually hit
Two engineers working at a rack of servers

We build it so your team can run it

Everything sits in your accounts, in your repository, from day one. No lock-in and nothing that depends on us remembering how it works.

The rest of the stack we work in

Common questions

Does this replace our reporting tool?

Sometimes. More often it sits alongside it. Sigma tends to win where the audience is finance and operations who think in rows and columns.

Is it safe to let people edit?

Safer than the alternative, which is those same people editing a downloaded copy with no permissions and no way to trace it.

Other platforms we work in

Microsoft Azure

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Snowflake

Ready to turn complexity into your next advantage?

Tell us what you are running today and what is not working. That is a more useful starting point than a platform comparison.

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