Join us at Workflow
Sigma's User Conference

March 5th, 2026
San Francisco, California
Convene, 40 O'Farrell

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Who is it for?

App
Builders
Analytics Engineers
Operations Teams

(Finance, Sales, Supply Chain)

Data Leaders

Builder Sessions

Sessions are tailored for builders of all experience levels.
BEGINNER

Introduction to Input Tables

Learn the fundamentals of Sigma Input Tables—the foundation of interactive AI apps. This session covers the three input table types, column configuration, data validation, permissions, and governance so you can move beyond static dashboards to dynamic applications.

Prerequisite: General familiarity with Sigma’s UX.

Speaker:
Paul Lisborg, Technical Instructor
BEGINNER

Introduction to Workbook Actions

Learn how to use Workbook Actions to trigger events, validate inputs, and automate interactions across your Sigma workbooks. You’ll build buttons, forms, and conditional logic that power seamless AI app experiences.

Prerequisite: Familiarity with Sigma’s UX and Input Tables.

Speaker:
Andrea Cato, Technical Instructor
INTERMEDIATE

Best Practices for Building AI Applications

Learn a proven framework for designing scalable, maintainable Sigma applications. This session covers key architectural decisions, modeling patterns, governance considerations, and UX principles to help your apps scale as users and requirements grow.

Prerequisite: Comfort with Sigma fundamentals (Beginner sessions).

Speakers:
Katrina Menne, Product Evangelist
Greg Bonnette, Field CTO
INTERMEDIATE

Integrating AI into Your Workflows with AI Query

A technical deep dive into embedding LLMs directly into Sigma workbooks using AI Query. Learn prompt engineering, warehouse-native AI calls, and techniques for transforming large datasets into intelligent, AI-ready inputs.

Prerequisite: Basic Sigma formula knowledge and familiarity with Snowflake or Databricks.

Speaker:
Fran Britschgi, Principal Architect
ADVANCED

Building an AI Application for Finance: Financial Statement Generator with Commentary

Build a fully governed, AI-powered P&L application in Sigma. You’ll model financial data, capture commentary with input tables, write back to the warehouse, and use AI to summarize insights—replacing manual spreadsheets with a scalable workflow.

Prerequisite: Familiarity with input tables, writeback, joins, unions, and summarization.

Speaker:
Kyle Herold, Principal Finance and Planning Applications
ADVANCED

Best practices for building a data model for an AI Application

Learn how to model data specifically for AI applications. This session covers structuring data for LLM ingestion, calling AI functions, and optimizing outputs to produce accurate, intentional results at scale.

Prerequisite: Intermediate Sigma experience; no prior AI or JSON knowledge required.

Speakers:
Khush Gill, Principal Solutions Engineer
Ian Reed, Solutions Engineer
ADVANCED

Developing an intuitive feature-rich UI for AI Applications: Customer Call Analysis

Learn how to turn AI models into usable applications. This session focuses on combining Sigma Actions, writeback, and warehouse AI to create intuitive, high-adoption AI app interfaces.

Prerequisite: Intermediate Sigma experience. Builds on "Best practices for building a data model for an AI Application" session (template provided).

Speakers:
Khush Gill, Principal Solutions Engineer
Ian Reed, Solutions Engineer

Customer Sessions

Hear from customers and see what they are building.

Beyond Reporting: Turning Finance Into an Interactive Workflow

Magnit Global is a leader in contingent workforce management, supporting complex, high-volume financial and operational processes for global enterprises.

Their finance transformation and data engineering leaders partner to modernize how finance teams work—so analysis and execution happen in the same place.

For Magnit Global traditional reporting stops at “here’s what happened,” leaving teams to export, reconcile, and coordinate actions across disconnected tools.

Join this session to see how they've built interactive Sigma applications that let teams explore live data, take action directly in workflows, and make faster, more confident decisions.

Speakers:
Kelton Elliott, Lead Data Engineer
Jean-Laurent Petel, VP Finance Transformation

How Upland Built a Single System for High-Volume Insurance Work

Upland Capital Group is a specialty insurance provider managing high-volume, highly customized insurance programs.

Their data and analytics team supports operational workflows across the business—so teams can move fast while staying consistent and controlled.

For Upland Capital Group, critical processes lived in fragmented spreadsheets and manual handoffs, making it hard to standardize work, trust the numbers, and keep pace with volume.

See how they centralized workflows in Sigma, created a true single source of truth, and replaced manual steps with a governed, scalable operating system for insurance work.

Speakers:
Jeffrey Gottlieb, VP Data 
Brent Danberg, Principal BI & Analytics Engineer
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Why join us?

Learn how others build.

Get practical playbooks from teams using Sigma to design scalable AI Apps, workflows, and automation.

See what’s next.

Be the first to explore upcoming features for app-builders, workflow automation, and AI-powered development.

Hands on Learning.

Join live workshops to build your own Sigma apps—from prototype to production—in a day.

Connect with peers.

Meet other builders who see Sigma the same way you do: as a platform for work, not just dashboards.

Hear from Sigma's CEO, CTO, and more.

Keynotes from Sigma leaders and customers redefining how their orgs use data.

See what's possible from others.

Join sessions from our customers and community to see real builders solving real problems.

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