Enterprise
At scale the problem is not shortening, it is recall. What is out there, where does it point now, who changed it, and what happens to the codes nobody has touched in three years. Every one of those is spend you are losing to a 404.
What this is for
Country conditions send each visitor to the site licensed to serve them. Anyone matching nothing gets the link’s own destination, so adding a condition cannot break what is already out there.
Click history is kept as long as your policy says, then deleted. Visitors are counted without their address ever being stored.
SSO, audit logs, an SLA, priority support, a named contact. Unlimited domains, so every brand and business unit serves from its own.
Two moments from a rollout
01Launch week, six markets
The same code goes on packaging shipping to six countries, and in three of them the destination belongs to a different legal entity.
Rules in order, evaluated at the edge nearest whoever scanned. Each carries a count of what it has served, so you can see which are load-bearing.
02The quarterly review
Print is usually the line nobody can put a number against.
It is a link, so it has the same breakdowns as everything else: volume over time, by country, by device.
What it costs
A contract, not a checkout. Unlimited domains, unlimited retention, SSO and an SLA, priced against your volume.
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