Rebrandly
Utilities & PersonalAutomate branded short links with Rebrandly. Agents shorten URLs onto your connected domains, repoint destinations without changing published links, track click counts, organize links with tags, and list domains for auditing.
What This Integration Enables
The most useful property of a branded short link is the one teams use least: the published URL and its destination are independent, so what you print, post, and email can outlive the pages behind it. This connector puts that property to work. FlowRunner agents shorten URLs onto connected branded domains with readable slashtags, repoint destinations without touching the published link, track click counts into reporting, and keep the growing link inventory organized with tags. - Shorten and brand URLs generated anywhere in a workflow before publishing - Repoint a link's destination so published URLs survive page migrations - Sync links and their click counts into spreadsheets and CRMs - Organize links with tags for campaign reporting and cleanup - Audit link counts per domain for governance and pagination planning Two facts shape the human gates here: a slashtag and domain are immutable after creation, so naming happens once, and deletion kills the redirect permanently. Both are moments for FlowRunner's [human-in-the-loop](/concepts/human-in-the-loop) review.
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With FlowRunner
Use Case Scenarios
Campaign links minted at publish time
When a respondent-submitted URL arrives from [Typeform](/integrations/typeform) or a landing page clears review, the agent checks List Links for an existing entry, then mints with Create Link on the campaign's branded domain with a slashtag that reads like language, not line noise. The link posts to [Slack](/integrations/slack) and lands in the tracker with its id, so later updates and reporting have a handle.
The migration that breaks zero links
Marketing moves to a new site and every published short link points at old pages. The agent walks List Links, maps old destinations to new URLs, and produces a repoint plan: link, current destination, proposed destination, current click count. A marketer approves the batch, Update Link executes it, and every QR code, email footer, and social bio published over three years quietly starts landing on the new site. Nothing was reprinted.
The click report nobody logs in for
Weekly, the agent pages through List Links with the Last Link ID cursor, pulls click counts, and appends per-link performance to [Google Sheets](/integrations/google-sheets), tagged by campaign. Count Links per domain feeds the governance tab. The team sees which channels move traffic in the same sheet as the rest of campaign reporting, and stale zero-click links surface as candidates for the next reviewed cleanup.
Human-in-Loop Highlight
Update Link changing a destination URL is invisible sabotage when it goes wrong: the published short link keeps working, the QR codes keep scanning, and every visitor lands somewhere the campaign never intended, with no error anywhere to catch it. Delete Link is louder but final, the redirect dies and cannot be revived. So both operations arrive as proposals. A repoint request carries the link, its click history, the current destination, and the new one side by side; a deletion batch carries age and traffic evidence per link. The marketer who approves knows which links are printed on physical material and which campaigns still reference them, knowledge that lives in no API. Creation runs free because a new link risks nothing that exists; the operations that rewrite or destroy what is already published wait for a person.
Agent Capabilities
9 actionsLinks
6- List Links Retrieves branded links with domain filtering, sorting, and limits, up to 25 per call, paging with the Last Link ID cursor. The inventory read behind audits, reports, and dedup checks.
- Get Link Retrieves one link by id with destination, slashtag, short URL, click count, status, and domain. The per-link performance read.
- Create Link Creates a branded short link with an optional custom slashtag and domain; auto-generates the slashtag and falls back to rebrand.ly when omitted. Slashtag and domain are immutable after creation, so naming is a decision made once.
- Update Link Updates a link's destination URL, title, and favourite flag by id, leaving omitted fields unchanged. The repoint operation this page's human gate reviews.
- Delete Link Permanently deletes a link by id; the short URL stops redirecting and the action cannot be undone. Runs only through reviewed cleanup.
- Count Links Returns the total link count, optionally filtered by domain, favourite, or active status. The governance and pagination-planning read.
Domains
1- List Domains Retrieves the connected branded domains, including rebrand.ly and custom domains, with the fullName used when creating links and the id used for filtering.
Tags
2- List Tags Retrieves the account's tags with id, name, and colour, the organizing scheme for campaign reporting.
- Create Tag Creates a new tag with a name and optional colour for labeling links as campaigns spin up.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can FlowRunner do with Rebrandly?
FlowRunner agents can run List Links, Get Link, and Create Link in Rebrandly, plus 6 more actions.
Does connecting Rebrandly to FlowRunner require OAuth?
No. Rebrandly connects to FlowRunner with an API key, no OAuth flow required.
Can Rebrandly trigger a FlowRunner workflow automatically?
Rebrandly doesn't currently expose triggers in FlowRunner. It connects as an action step inside workflows started by another trigger.
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