Whether you are using Reqlick’s API or not, this page is a quick way to understand how Reqlick works.

Within Reqlick, all data belongs to a Workspace. Within a workspace, you have Links, Documents, Subscriptions, Domains and more.

Workspaces

Workspaces is the defacto way of organizing your links and working with your team on Reqlick. You can think of a Reqlick workspace like a workspace on Slack or Discord – it’s a shared space where you can invite your team members to collaborate on links, QR codes and files.

When interacting with Reqlick’s API, you will also need to specify the Workspace URL to perform any operation. You can find the workspace URL under the General settings page of your workspace.

Links are the bread and butter of Reqlick. You can shorten any URL to a Reqlick link, which you can then share with your audience. Links can be created, updated, and deleted via the Reqlick API or the Reqlick dashboard.

Documents

Documents are the files that you can upload and manage within your workspace. These can include contracts, reports, or any file you need to store and share with your team. Using the Reqlick API, you can upload, update, and delete documents.

QR Codes

Reqlick allows you to generate custom QR codes for your links, providing a visual and scannable representation of your shortened URLs. These QR codes can be customized with colors, logos, and other design elements.

You can create, update, and delete QR codes via the Reqlick API. Each QR code is linked to a specific shortened link for easy access.

Domains

On Reqlick, you can add custom domains to create branded short links for better brand recognition.

Subscriptions

Reqlick operates on a subscription-based model, allowing users to unlock various features depending on their subscription level. You can manage subscription plans, view current subscriptions, and upgrade or downgrade subscriptions only on the Reqlick dashboard.

Users

Users are the individuals who interact with Reqlick. Each user is associated with one or more workspaces and can be assigned different roles, such as admin or collaborator. The API allows for user creation, role management, and user authentication.