Beyond Sales Figures: Building a Sigma App to Find Your Next Best Customer
Most retail teams operate within the same set of dashboards: Revenue by week, units sold by product, and perhaps a few filters for region or channel. Those views are undeniably useful, but they are fundamentally descriptive. They answer one question: “What happened?” As business intelligence practitioners know, descriptive analytics summarize historical data well but fall […]
Sigma and Python: The Power Couple You Didn’t Know You Needed
Why This Is Important As my friend Josias likes to say: “Sigma has given us the keys to the castle.” When I heard you could integrate Python notebooks directly into Sigma, I knew I had to give it a try. The customizability that comes with Python coding put directly into the hands of data‑app developers […]
A Quick Change Management Playbook
Change is hard. We all know this. Whether it’s implementing a data warehouse, adopting an analytics tool, restructuring a team, or shifting company culture, the path from where you are to where you want to be is rarely a straight line. But here’s the thing: change doesn’t have to be chaotic. With the right framework […]
From Slow Calcs to Speedy Pills: A Sigma Hack for Better Tables
Sigma’s introduction of Single-Select and Multi-Select column types has opened up a new level of table customization. Pills, also known as chips or badges, help viewers instantly categorize data by taking advantage of pre-attentive attributes of shape and color. Additionally, pills can help break up visual monotony in large tables without creating as much visual noise as conditional formatting. […]
Building a Revenue Forecasting App in Sigma
Want a visual walkthrough of this post? Check it out here, and follow along below: For the last five years, I’ve worked almost exclusively in Power BI across several roles, with most of my focus on revenue forecasting. Even before my BI journey began, I was involved in revenue modeling for B2B sales. Over time, […]
Turning Chaos into Action: Building a Sigma-Powered GTM Planning App
Want to check out a video version of this blog? Check this out: The Challenge Teams working with clients know the familiar rhythm: Meetings generate pages of notes, action items and follow-ups, but the process of translating that information into organized, trackable work remains fragmented. Notes often live in personal files, emails or chat threads, […]
From Video Footage to Insight: Vector‑Powered Traffic Analysis
Traffic control agencies rely on vast CCTV networks to keep roads safe. But when something goes wrong, figuring out what happened is still a slow, manual process. Imagine this: A spill of sand is reported on a busy highway, and the agency now has to hunt through hours of archived footage to find the vehicle […]
Building a Centralized Feedback App in Sigma
The Problem with Feedback Today If you build reports for other people, you know this cycle well. A stakeholder pings you on Slack: “Hey, the numbers on that report look off.” Which report? Which numbers? You ask for a link. They send a screenshot with no context. You dig through your workbooks trying to match […]
Get Work Done with Claude Code: An Intro to Using Agents
What would change if you could run five projects at once instead of one? That’s not a hypothetical. It’s how the team that built Claude Code uses it. And over the past year, we’ve been testing whether those patterns translate outside a Silicon Valley AI lab. They do. The required setup isn’t complex. […]
InterWorks Blog Roundup — January 2026
Welcome to 2026! Hopefully, your January has been a good start to the year. It’s been hectic around the InterWorks offices, with us having just completed our company Kickoff in Oklahoma City a week or so ago. We’re all still riding the tidal wave of energy coming off of that event, so we’re ready to […]
