What's new in Sigma

AI

Agent skills for Sigma

You can install agent skills for Sigma to help AI assistants authenticate to the Sigma REST API and create Sigma documents as code.

For more information, as well as access to the public skills repository, see Install skills for AI assistants.

API

New API endpoints for managing API credentials and connectors in Sigma

The following endpoints are now available to manage API credentials in Sigma:

The following endpoints are now available to manage API connectors in Sigma:

Infrastructure

Databricks sample connection

The Sigma Sample Catalog, a sample Databricks connection, is available to all Sigma organizations upon request. For more information on managing your organization’s sample connections, see Sigma’s sample connection.

Reports

Create an action that downloads a report

You can now create a workbook action that downloads an entire report as a PDF.

See Create actions that send notifications and export data.

Workbook elements

Button formatting for action columns

You can format table columns that trigger an action sequence to appear as buttons, highlighting interactivity for users. For more information, see Format action button columns.

Workbook features

Call API action (GA)

You can create actions that call API endpoints in Sigma workbooks. Using the Call API action, you can trigger workflows, enrich data, and interact with external systems without leaving Sigma. For more information, see Create actions that call API endpoints.

To support the Call API action, you can define API credentials and API connectors directly in Sigma, using diverse authentication methods, dynamic query and path parameters, request bodies with typed variables, and more. You can optionally create a connector from an existing OpenAPI specification. See Configure API credentials and connectors in Sigma.

For an interactive, step-by-step experience configuring credentials, connectors, and Call API actions, see the following tutorials:

True transparency for element background color

Previously, setting the Background color of an element to None changed the element background color to match the color of the workbook page or container behind the element. Now, it enables true transparency, allowing you to see page and container background images behind the element.