API access
Create and manage branded links from backend services, internal tools, and product workflows.
- Create single or bulk links
- Check and update domain-bound slugs
- Manage expiration and link protection
Developer integrations
Create and manage branded links, record backend conversion outcomes, and react to signed lifecycle events through production-oriented interfaces.
Build paths
Create and manage branded links from backend services, internal tools, and product workflows.
Send attributed conversion events from your backend while keeping the Nimriz touchpoint in the event model.
Receive signed link and workspace events with retry and replay controls for code-owned workflows.
Request lifecycle
Each integration path has its own credential and payload contract, while workspace and domain rules stay consistent across the platform.
Use the credential designed for the path: a workspace API key, a Conversion API signing secret, or a webhook signing secret.
Operate against the selected workspace and domain. Link uniqueness stays bound to the chosen domain and short code.
Create or update a link, record a conversion outcome, or consume a lifecycle event in your own system.
Use stable identifiers, explicit response codes, and documented retry behavior to keep integrations predictable.
Production contract
Workspace keys and signing secrets belong in a trusted backend, never in browser code, mobile apps, or public repositories.
Host matching is strict, reserved paths remain protected, and redirects use 302 unless a link is explicitly configured for 301.
Bulk link creation supports stable idempotency keys, while lifecycle webhooks use stable event IDs for deduplication.
Webhook attempts expose delivery history, test sends, replay controls, and signing-secret rotation for ongoing operations.
Implementation resources
Use the API reference for link creation, custom slugs, domains, and automation paths.
Review API authentication before wiring server-side workflows or internal tools.
Review signed deliveries, event schemas, retry behavior, and replay paths.
Route events to analytics, ad, automation, HTTP, and webhook destinations.
Check rate-limit and error handling expectations before production use.
Use trust and security pages for analytics privacy, redirect safety, and abuse paths.
Start building
Review authentication and API contracts, then choose the integration path that fits your system.