Sigma Tenants

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Sigma supports multitenancy with Sigma Tenants, allowing you to manage users and resources across multiple Sigma organizations. You might need to separate organizations by cloud, region, business unit, environment (development, staging, production), or by customer to isolate data and users.

Sigma Tenants lets you create multiple tenant organizations and manage those tenants separately and independently. A parent organization can coordinate sharing settings and documents to tenant organizations. Meanwhile, tenant organizations, their users, and their connections are completely separate from each other.

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This is a premium feature. To enable it for your Sigma organization, contact your Sigma Account Executive.

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The use of multitenancy is subject to the following disclaimer.

What's possible with Sigma Tenants

Management capabilities: Provision tenants from a parent Sigma organization. See Create and manage tenant organizations.
Configure tenants: Set up tenant organizations with dedicated configurations, such as authentication methods, connections, themes and branding, and other settings separate from the parent organization and other tenant organizations. See Create and manage tenant organizations.
Share content: Define deployment policies to manage which documents to deploy to which tenants, and automatically swap sources of the documents to tenant-specific connections. Optionally enable users in tenant organizations to deploy content to other tenant organizations. See Deploy content to tenant organizations.

For example, address the following use cases:

A software development lifecycle (SDLC) use case
Collaborating business units with a parent company
Embed content for individual customer tenants (managed service provider)
Comply with data sovereignty requirements

For end-to-end examples for these use cases, see Deployment use cases and examples.