Customer support

Links short enough to read down the phone

Readable short links for help articles and forms, with a count of whether anyone opened them.

Free for 50 links — no card required.

The problem

Help-centre URLs are long and full of slugs and query strings. Reading one to a customer on a call, or fitting it into an SMS, is its own small failure every time.

How it helps

What this looks like in practice

01

A link you can say out loud

Claim a short readable code per article or form, so it can be dictated on a call or fit into a message without truncation.

  • Custom codes
02

Did they open it?

See whether the article you sent was actually reached before assuming the issue is resolved or the customer is ignoring you.

  • Click analytics
03

Organised by queue or topic

Tag links by product area or team, so the set of links your queue relies on is one filter away rather than scattered through a macro list.

  • Tags

What you get

The difference on a normal week

  • Links that survive being dictated
  • Confirmation an article was opened
  • Shared, consistent links across the team

Getting started

Start free. Upgrade when it earns it.

The Free plan covers 50 links and click analytics — enough to prove this works for you. Starter, at ₹149 a month, adds the parts this page relies on: Custom codes, Tags.