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# Sigma
> Connect Sigma to Paradime to bring your Sigma workbooks and datasets into the catalog and column-level lineage alongside your dbt™ models.
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[Sigma](https://www.sigmacomputing.com/) is a cloud analytics and business intelligence platform. Connecting Sigma to Paradime extracts your Sigma metadata so your workbooks and datasets appear in the catalog and lineage next to the dbt™ models that feed them.
## What you can do
Sigma workbooks and datasets appear as assets in Paradime's catalog and lineage, so you can trace dbt™ models through to the reports built on them.
## Step 1: Identify your organization's cloud
You'll need your organization's cloud details to identify the endpoint for Paradime authentication.
For GCP organizations, use: `https://api.sigmacomputing.com/`
For AWS organizations, use: `https://aws-api.sigmacomputing.com/`
To identify your organization's cloud:
1. Login to your Sigma account.
2. In the top right of the screen, click your **profile avatar** and then click **Administration** to open your *Account* page.
3. On the *Account* page, under *Site* in *General Settings*, view the cloud details.
## Step 2: Create an API token and client ID
To create an API token and client ID:
1. Login to your Sigma account.
2. In the top right of the screen, click your profile avatar and then click **Administration**.
3. In the left panel, navigate to **Developer Access**.
4. In the top right of the *Developer Access* page, click the **Create New** button.
5. In the *Create client credentials* dialog,
1. *Select privileges:* click the **Rest API** checkbox
2. *Name:* enter a meaningful name like `Paradime API credentials`
3. *Owner:* select the user you would like to associate with the token
6. Click **Create** to finish creating the API token.
7. Once prompted, copy and paste your Client ID and API key secret in a secure location.
Both the API token and the client ID are required for authentication in Paradime.
### Verify necessary permissions
Ensure that the owner associated with the API token has the following permissions:
* `Can View` permission for all the Sigma workbooks and datasets you want to crawl.
* `Can Use` permission for all the Sigma connections used in the workbooks and datasets.
To grant permissions, follow the instructions in these links:
* [Workbooks and datasets](https://help.sigmacomputing.com/hc/en-us/articles/4402444938003)
* [Connections](https://help.sigmacomputing.com/hc/en-us/articles/360037430393)
## Catalog & Lineage
Bring Sigma assets into Paradime's [data catalog and column-level lineage](/products/data-catalog/asset-details/sigma), so you can trace dbt™ models through to the workbooks built on them.
The Sigma integration is set up by the **Admin user** for your organization profile. In Paradime, go to **Settings → Integrations** (see [connecting integrations](/integrations/connecting-integrations)), find **Sigma**, and click **Connect**.
### Step 3: Connection parameters
| Field | Required | Description |
| ----------------- | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Host Name** | ✅ | The API endpoint for your cloud (GCP: `https://api.sigmacomputing.com/`, AWS: `https://aws-api.sigmacomputing.com/`) |
| **Client ID** | ✅ | The Client ID from your Sigma API credentials |
| **Client Secret** | ✅ | The API key secret from your Sigma API credentials |
Click on Test Connection to validate that Paradime can connect to your Sigma account.
## Related topics
- [Sigma](/products/data-catalog/asset-details/sigma.md)
- [Integrations](/integrations/index.md)
- [Asset Details](/products/data-catalog/asset-details/index.md)