API & workflow automation
Teams that ship campaigns at scale need links created by scripts, CRMs, or internal tools. Nimriz exposes a server-side API for predictable link operations so your automation code stays lightweight.
- Create, check, and update short links via HTTPS API — retry-safe and idempotent
- Slug policies and destination validation enforced server-side, not in your automation code
- Domain-bound operations — automation for one client domain never touches another
A three-step pattern: preflight, create, store. Safe to retry at every step.
What you get
Create links, check slugs, and update expirations through API endpoints built for retries and idempotent workflows.
Slug conventions, destination validation, and domain rules enforced server-side — clients stay lightweight.
Generate hundreds of links programmatically from product catalogs, campaign matrixes, or partner lists.
Update destinations, rotate slugs, and set or extend expiration dates without taking links offline.
How it works
Build once, create links everywhere
A three-step automation pattern: preflight slug availability, create the link, store the result. Each step is safe to retry. All policy enforcement happens on the server — your client code stays thin.
Create a short URL (POST /api/shorten) with optional custom slug, expiration date, and redirect type.
Preflight slug availability (POST /api/check-slug) before creating — useful for deterministic slug workflows.
Update expiration (PUT /api/update-expiration) and slug (PUT /api/update-slug) without taking links offline.
- Destination safety rules — blocked schemes and loop prevention — enforced centrally, not in automation code.
- Use workspace API keys scoped to specific operations — keep privileged credentials out of client-side or edge code.
- All API operations are domain-bound — automation for one client domain never affects another from the same workspace.
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