> For clean Markdown of any page, append .md to the page URL. > For a complete documentation index, see https://help.sigmacomputing.com/llms.txt. > For AI client integration (Claude Code, Cursor, etc.), connect to the MCP server at https://help.sigmacomputing.com/_mcp/server. # Identify unique IDs in Sigma Many of the [API endpoints](/reference/get-started-sigma-api) in the Sigma REST API require a unique identifier (id) for a target object. For example, `organizationId` for an organization, `connectionId` for a connection, or a `workbookId` for a workbook. This article details how you can find these IDs in Sigma or with the API. ## Requirements * Organization and member IDs can only be accessed through Sigma’s API. A user must authenticate with the API. The authenticated user must also have permission to access the requested data. * All other IDs can be accessed either when logged in to Sigma or using the API. The logged-in user must have permission to access the object. ## Find a connection ID ### You must use the long version of the connection ID when interacting with the Sigma REST API. ### Locate the connectionId with the API A complete list of connections, including their IDs, can be accessed from the [connections endpoint](/reference/list-connections). ***Note***: The API returns the long version of the UUID. ### Locate the connectionId in Sigma You can identify a connection ID from the individual connection’s page in Sigma. Only organization members with access to the entire connection can view the connection page. To look up the long version of the `connectionId`: 1. Open **Administration**. 2. In the left panel, click **Connections**. 3. Select the connection you want to view. 4. The `connectionId` is included in the URL. The connection name and ID are separated by a dash (-) with the following structure: `https://app.sigmacomputing.com//s/-` For example, a connection for `my-company` might have a connection name of `Connection-Root` with an ID of `1f8e9847-c7o5-41Te-93b0-b80bPyyf9730`: `https://app.sigmacomputing.com/my-company/s/Connection-Root-1f8e9847-c7o5-41Te-93b0-b80bPyyf9730` There is a short ID visible when you view the connection page, but you cannot use the short ID when working with the API. To look up the short version of the `connectionId`: 1. Open your Sigma home page. 2. Select a connection from the left navigation panel. 3. This will open the connection page. 4. The connection ID will be included in the URL.\ The connection name and ID are separated by a dash (-). The connection name and ID are separated by a dash (-) with the following structure: `https://app.sigmacomputing.com//s/-` For example, a connection for `my-company` might have a connection name of `Connection-Root` with a short ID of `mtVQZuY2C78qStSyBE64y`: `https://app.sigmacomputing.com/my-company/s/Connection-Root-mtVQZuY2C78qStSyBE64y` ## Find your organization ID You can use the organization ID to ### Locate the organizationId with the API Call the [Get current user](/reference/whoami) endpoint to retrieve the organizationId for the currently authenticated user. ### Locate the organizationId in Sigma An organization ID cannot be identified directly from the Sigma application. ## Find a workspace ID Use the workspace ID to get details about a specific workspace or make changes. ### Locate the workspaceId with the API Call the [Get workspaces](/reference/list-workspaces) endpoint to retrieve a complete list of workspaces and their IDs. The API returns the long version of the UUID. Both short and long versions can be used when calling an endpoint. ### Locate the workspaceId in Sigma You can identify a workspace ID from the individual workspace page in Sigma. Only organization members with access to the entire workspace can access this page. To look up the short version of the `workspaceId`: 1. Open your Sigma home page. 2. Click **Workspaces**. 3. Find the workspace you're looking for in the list and click the **More > Open**. 4. The workspace ID is included in the URL. The workspace name and ID are separated by a dash (-) with the following format: `https://app.sigmacomputing.com//s/-` For example, a workspace name of `eng-team` and the workspace ID is `1mS1ndDmvcE7MivbcCVbhv`: `https://app.sigmacomputing.com/my-company/s/eng-team-1mS1ndDmvcE7MivbcCVbhv` The short version of the workspace ID can be used for API calls. ## Find a dataset ID ### Locate a datasetId with the API Call the [List datasets](/reference/list-datasets) endpoint to retrieve a complete list of datasets and their IDs. ### Locate a datasetId in Sigma You can identify a dataset ID from the individual dataset’s page in Sigma. To look up a dataset ID: 1. Open the dataset. 2. The dataset ID is included in the URL with the following structure: `https://app.sigmacomputing.com//b/-/...` For example, a dataset name of `Salesforce Campaigns` has an ID of `23PiCBrgchwHc3g323Ai`: `https://app.sigmacomputing.com/my-company/b/Salesforce-Campaigns-23PiCBrgchwHc3g323Ai` ## Find a workbook ID ### Locate a workbookId with the API Call the [List workbooks](/reference/list-workbooks) endpoint to retrieve a complete list of workbooks and their IDs. ### Locate a workbookId in Sigma You can identify a workbook ID from the individual workbook's page in Sigma. To look up a workbook ID: 1. Open the workbook. 2. The workbook ID is included in the URL with the following structure: `https://app.sigmacomputing.com//workbook/-?...` For example, a workbook called `My Workbook` has an ID of `7sYWojYnccxJqdqkNKAw6S`: `https://app.sigmacomputing.com/my-company/workbook/My-Workbook-7sYWojYnccxJqdqkNKAw6S?:draftId=72c0acd6-4803-4766-b322-7dd05c4a445d` ## Find a workbook element ID ### Locate a workbook elementId with the API To locate the elementId for a workbook with the API: 1. [Find the workbook ID](#find-a-workbook-id). 2. Call the [List workbook pages for a workbook](/reference/list-workbook-pages) endpoint to retrieve the page IDs for the workbook. 3. Call the [List elements in a workbook page](/reference/list-workbook-page-elements) to retrieve the elementIds for the workbook page. ### Locate a workbook elementId in Sigma A workbook element’s ID can be identified when the workbook is open and the element is selected. To look up a workbook element ID: 1. Open the workbook. 2. Click to select the element. 3. The element ID is included in the URL as a `nodeId` with the following format:\ `https://app.sigmacomputing.com//workbook/-?:nodeId=` For example, the workbook `My Workbook` with a workbook ID `7sYWojYnccxJqdqkNKAw6S` has an element ID of `Mkaex5leIGcjlkQa5PqEw` for the selected element: `https://app.sigmacomputing.com/my-company/workbook/My-Workbook-7sYWojYnccxJqdqkNKAw6S?:nodeId=Mkaex5leIGcjlkQa5PqEw` ## Find a member ID To find the member ID for a specific user in Sigma, you can use the API. ### Locate the memberId with the API To locate the memberId for the currently authenticated user, call the [Get current user](/reference/whoami) endpoint. To locate a complete list of memberIds for your Sigma organization, call the [Get all members](/reference/list-members) endpoint. ### Locate the memberId in Sigma Member IDs cannot be identified within the Sigma application. ## Find a team ID ### Locate the teamId with the API To locate a complete list of teamIds for your Sigma organization, call the [List teams](/reference/list-teams) endpoint. ### Locate the teamId in Sigma You can identify a team ID in Sigma from the Admin Portal. Only organization members with team administration permissions can access this page. To look up a team ID: 1. Open the Admin Portal. 2. Select the Teams Page from the left panel. 3. Click a team in the list to select it. 4. The team ID is included in the URL with the following format: `https://app.sigmacomputing.com//admin/teams/` For example: `https://app.sigmacomputing.com/my-company/admin/teams/87659652-5289-4225-95cQ-4b75T3268bEn`