Order confirmation

Transactional messages people actually trust

Short, branded links in order confirmations and delivery updates — so the message does not look like a phishing attempt.

Free for 50 links — no card required.

The problem

Order emails and SMS carry the longest, ugliest URLs a business sends — full of tokens and tracking parameters. Customers have been trained to distrust exactly that, so the ones who need the link most are the least likely to tap it.

How it helps

What this looks like in practice

01

A link that fits in an SMS

Delivery updates are billed per segment and read on a phone. A short readable link keeps the message to one segment and leaves room for the words that matter.

  • Custom codes
02

Generated by your own system

Create the link from your order pipeline through the API when the confirmation is sent, rather than pasting one in by hand for every order.

  • API access
03

See whether the update was opened

If nobody is tapping the tracking link, the message is not landing — worth knowing before the support queue tells you.

  • Click analytics

What you get

The difference on a normal week

  • One-segment SMS instead of two
  • Links created automatically at order time
  • Evidence of whether updates are being read

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, API access.