Sigma asset types and operating model for metadata synchronization (private preview)

The Sigma integration in Collibra creates and maintains a dedicated set of asset types that represent the metadata from your Sigma environment. These assets are automatically generated and synchronized from Sigma via the Edge capability.

Each asset type reflects a core Sigma object — such as a workspace, folder, or dataset — and is related hierarchically within Collibra to provide data context, ownership, and lineage.

The Sigma integration uses the following out-of-the-box asset types:

Asset type in Collibra Description
Sigma Tenant Represents the top-level Sigma environment for a specific organization. A tenant includes users, workspaces, data sources, and access configurations.
Sigma Data Source Represents a connection configuration in Sigma that links to an external data source such as Snowflake, BigQuery, or Redshift. This enables mapping of Sigma datasets to underlying data warehouse tables.
Sigma Workspace Represents a top-level workspace in Sigma that contains dashboards, datasets, and assets accessible to users. It corresponds to the logical grouping of reports or data models in your Sigma organization.
Sigma Folder Represents a logical folder structure inside a workspace that organizes dashboards, datasets, and workbooks. Used for navigation and access control.
Sigma Workbook Represents a published or draft dashboard within a workspace. Dashboards contain one or more datasets or visual elements (widgets) built on top of Sigma queries.
Sigma Workbook Element Represents an individual component (visual, chart, or text element) that appears within a workbook page.
Sigma Workbook Page Represents an individual page or tab within a workbook. Each page may contain a set of visual elements, tables, or filters.
Sigma Report Attribute Represents metadata or configuration details specific to reports or dashboards (e.g., filters, visual parameters, display settings).
Sigma Dataset Represents a dataset in Sigma that is used as the underlying data source for dashboards. Datasets contain calculated fields, joins, and filters.
Sigma Data Entity Represents a table-like object (entity) inside a dataset or model — typically corresponding to a warehouse table or joined query.
Sigma Data Model Represents a data model in Sigma that is used as the underlying data source for dashboards. Datasets contain calculated fields, joins, and filters.
Sigma Data Attribute Represents an individual data element or column within a Sigma dataset. Each data element can correspond to a column in a data warehouse or a calculated field defined in Sigma.

The following section describes how to recreate this diagram view in your Collibra environment.

Create a Sigma operating model diagram view

The following procedure describes how to quickly create a new diagram view to visualize the operating model.

Steps

  1. Open the asset page.
  2. Click the Diagram tab.
    The diagram is shown in the default diagram view.
  3. Click to add a new view.
  4. Select the Text option below the diagram view name.
    The diagram view text editor is shown.
  5. Copy the code from the Show JSON code section below and paste it in the diagram view text editor.
  6. Click Save.
  7. Edit the name and description of the diagram view as needed.