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Pardon my ignorance! Coming from background of building data pipelines. It seems to me like SQL on backend data. The UI is uber cool. What makes it different f
by ram_rar 9y ago
Pardon my ignorance! Coming from background of building data pipelines. It seems to me like SQL on backend data. The UI is uber cool. What makes it different from any rdbms system with UI? am I missing something ?
- ralmeida 9y agoIt seems that the difference is that you won't need to set up a DB server, maintain it, and keep feeding transaction data from Stripe into it. While this may not be terribly complex, it opens up the chance to run SQL on your business data without building or maintaining the pipeline itself for SMBs which may have limited resources.
- adamballai 9y agoGreat question. Sigma is more than an rdbms, relational database. Sigma is an application where you can save and share reports with your team without the need to setup a dedicated ETL pipeline and engineering teams. We curate the quality of the data for you so you don't have to yourself. Hope that helps!
- philsnow 9y ago> We curate the quality of the data for you so you don't have to yourself. If this is done well, that's a huge value. Data cleaning often takes more work than actually figuring out what queries you want to run against your data or running them.
- scrollaway 9y ago> We curate the quality of the data for you so you don't have to yourself Can you be more specific?
- infinite8s 9y agoThis is a SQL interface on top of the transactional data Stripe maintains for their users (based on the orders they process).