Branded link creation

Rebrandly makes a short, branded link that points to a longer destination. A Beam agent watches your source, a campaign sheet or a new content record, reads each destination URL, and mints a branded short link under the rules your team approves, applying the naming pattern and domain you set. It writes the finished link back so the campaign is ready to launch. Destinations that look broken, point somewhere off-brand, or clash with an existing link are held for a person to check first. Every link the agent creates follows your slug convention and is logged for later reference.

Click tracking and reporting

Each Rebrandly link counts the clicks it receives. A Beam agent reads these counts on the cadence you choose and writes a plain performance note to the record or channel your team uses, showing which links drew traffic and which fell flat. Following approved rules, it can flag a link that suddenly spikes or one that stays cold past a threshold. Anything that looks like click fraud or an unexpected traffic source is routed to a person to examine rather than acted on automatically. The agent reports the figures and leaves the judgment about what they mean to your team.

Link management and redirects

A branded link can be repointed, tagged, or retired as a campaign evolves. A Beam agent reads your change requests, applies the ones your rules cover, and updates the destination or tags in Rebrandly, writing the result back so everyone works from the current link. When a redirect would break a live campaign, or a change touches a link outside its scope, the agent pauses and asks a person before acting. It works only inside the permissions your Rebrandly connection grants and keeps a record of every redirect and edit for the marketing team.