Create a workbook
This endpoint lets you create an empty workbook in Sigma, letting you start a data analysis project or report without any pre-existing templates or data sources set up.
### Usage notes
- The `name` parameter is required to provide a name for the new workbook.
- Use the **folderId** to specify the folder in which to save the workbook. Retrieve the **folderId** by calling the [/v2/files](https://help.sigmacomputing.com/reference/list-files) endpoint and reviewing the `id` field in the response for files with a `type` of `folder`.
### Usage scenarios
- **Project initialization**: When starting a new project that requires data analysis or reporting, users can quickly generate a new blank workbook to begin structuring their data and analyses.
- **Template preparation**: Administrators or team leads might create blank workbooks to set up standardized templates that their teams can use to maintain consistency in data handling and reporting.
### Best practices
- **Naming conventions**: Establish and follow consistent naming conventions for workbooks to make it easier to manage and identify them within larger projects.
- **Folder organization**: Use the **folderId** to organize workbooks into relevant folders, which helps in maintaining a tidy workspace, especially in environments with multiple users or teams.
- **Access control**: Regularly review and manage access permissions for new workbooks, ensuring that only the appropriate personnel can view or edit sensitive data.
Authentication
AuthorizationBearer
OAuth authentication of the form <token>.
Request
The request body.
folderId
ID of the folder where the new workbook is created.
name
Name of the new workbook.
description
Description of the workbook.
ownerId
ID of the user (member) to own the workbook.
Response
The response body.
workbookId
Unique identifier of the workbook.
workbookUrlId
name
url
path
latestVersion
ownerId
createdBy
The identifier of the user who created this object.
updatedBy
The identifier of the user or process that last updated this object.
createdAt
When the object was created.
updatedAt
When the object was last updated.
isArchived
description

