The use case: how Saddle Creek Logistics deploys Sigma
Saddle Creek Logistics uses Sigma on top of Databricks to replace a 17-year-old legacy BI tool, consolidating static finance reports into a governed workbook with row-level security. The team also uses Sigma's writeback input tables to track report migration and let users add context to data.
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consolidating 33,000 legacy objects and 600+ reports down to fewer than 30 governed Sigma workbooks
For the finance team alone, that means going from over 1,500 reports to a single, interactive workbook.
In the customer’s words
It’s about creating a single version of truth. When everyone is working from the same data, we move faster, make better decisions, and eliminate the guesswork.Other AI tools used by Saddle Creek Logistics
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Internally, the team began consolidating 150+ static finance reports into a single, governed workbook, with row-level security flowing from Sigma to Databricks. It was a major step toward creating a shared, trusted view of the business.