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Sigma Tenants is Generally Available

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Company
Date Published
Author
Colin Dolese and Joey Schuman
Word Count
1,255
Company Posts That Month
25
Language
English
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No
Summary

Sigma Tenants is now generally available, enabling organizations to create fully isolated Sigma environments with separate users, data, and content while retaining centralized governance and visibility through a parent organization. Designed for business-unit or regional separation, development-staging-production pipelines, and embedded analytics deployments for individual customers, the feature provides architectural isolation that does not depend solely on permissions and is intended to prevent configuration changes in one tenant from affecting another. The release adds deployment-management capabilities including folders, dependency views, deployment policies, and support for Input Table data and security-related dependencies; it also expands monitoring through tenant usage analytics and separately enabled audit logs. Tenants can deploy content directly to other tenants, supporting promotion pipelines, while embedded tenants now offer full Sigma workbook interactivity. Sigma reports that hundreds of customers use thousands of tenants across industries, and the feature is available through customer representatives, demos, documentation, quickstart materials, and a REST API.

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