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Sigma agents

AI agents that answer to you

Build agents in plain language that work on live data and take the next step, inside the permissions you already manage.

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Get your hours back

Agents take over the reports and checks your team rebuilds by hand every week.

Answers that finish the job

Agents write the change back or route the approval so the answer doesn't die in a chat thread.

Safe to give to everyone

Agents follow the Sigma permissions you already manage so reaching 500 people takes no new warehouse grants.

Most AI stops at the answer

Sigma agents keep working once the answer comes back, on the same governed data your workbooks use.

Check the work before anything changes

The agent answers from the data and instructions its builder chose, and it asks for approval before running an action that changes anything.

  • Lives in a chat element in any workbook or app
  • Answers only from the data it was given
  • Waits for Approve or Skip on sensitive actions
Catch problems the morning they start

Set the condition once, like inventory falling below a threshold, and the agent keeps looking on a schedule and tells the owner when it hits.

  • Runs on current data across billions of rows
  • Sends to Slack, email, or a webhook
  • Shows the status of every scheduled run
Find out why it moved and what to do next

The agent reasons across the data it was given and pulls in context from other systems, like a Cortex agent or open Jira tickets, to explain what changed and recommend the next step.

  • Ranks the drivers behind a change
  • Reasons across sources in different connections
  • Calls warehouse agents, search services, and MCP connectors for context
Update the record and move on

Agents write the change to your data warehouse or call the system where the work lives, from Salesforce to Jira.

  • Write-back to input tables in your data warehouse
  • REST API calls, webhooks, and stored procedures
  • Every change recorded in the audit log

Your data team can't build every agent the business needs

Sigma

Building in-house

Who builds it

Business teams in plain language

Engineers in code

Taking action

Governed write-back and API calls

Custom code for each system

Where people use it

Workbooks and apps with no front end to build

A custom interface you maintain

Permissions

Inherited from your data warehouse

Rebuilt in application code

Schema changes

Picked up automatically

Code to find and rewrite

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Already built agents in Databricks Genie or Snowflake Cortex? Sigma agents call them as tools, so their answers land where the business can act on them.

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Fully governed by the setup you already have

Each agent follows the permissions you set in Sigma, and your data warehouse enforces its own policies underneath.

Sigma permissions

Access is set at the account, connection, column, and row level.

Per-user OAuth

Connect with OAuth to carry each person's warehouse role into every query.

Row- and column-level security

Reads and write-backs both inherit your table policies.

Human approval

Require sign-off before an agent changes any data.

Audit trail

Every agent action is logged down to the API call.

Cost and usage

Track what each agent costs to run as usage grows.

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SOC 2

ISO

ISO/IEC 27701

GDPR

GDPR

CCPA

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Sigma agents FAQ

The questions worth asking before putting AI agents on your data.

Stop being the team everyone waits on

Bring the request that keeps landing on your desk, and we'll show you how the people asking could run it themselves on governed data.