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Biqli copies your selected Rebrandly links into the current workspace. The import does not edit or delete anything in Rebrandly. Each imported link keeps its destination and slashtag as its Biqli alias. You choose an existing Biqli domain and shared link settings before the import starts.

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Before you begin

Make sure that:
  • You can create or view an API key in the Rebrandly account.
  • You selected the correct Biqli workspace.
  • The workspace has enough remaining link usage.
  • Any custom domain you want to use is already connected to the Biqli workspace.
Biqli does not import Rebrandly domains or change DNS. The domain selected during import is an existing Biqli domain.

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Create a Rebrandly API key

  1. Sign in to Rebrandly.
  2. Open your account settings.
  3. Open the API keys area.
  4. Create a new API key for Biqli, or copy a key you already use for this migration.
  5. Store the key securely until Biqli confirms the connection.
Treat the API key like a password. Do not send it through email or chat.

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Connect Rebrandly

  1. Open Links in your Biqli workspace.
  2. Open the create menu and choose Import from Rebrandly.
  3. Wait while Biqli loads your import configuration.
  4. Paste the key into Rebrandly API key.
  5. Select Connect Rebrandly.
Biqli validates the key and stores it securely in encrypted form. You do not need to paste it for each import. Biqli loads links from the connected Rebrandly account. Use the search field to find a destination, short URL, or slashtag. You can sort loaded links by creation date or short URL. Each row has one of these states:
  • Available: You can select and import the link.
  • Already imported: Biqli previously imported or safely reconciled this Rebrandly link.
  • Conflict: The link needs attention before Biqli can import it.
Enable Show already imported links when you need to review previously imported records. They remain unavailable for selection, which prevents accidental duplicate imports.

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Resolve conflicts

Biqli checks each loaded link before you select it. A row is marked in red when:
  • Its destination is invalid, private, local, or blocked by the safety policy.
  • Its slashtag is reserved by Biqli.
  • The selected Biqli domain already uses the alias for another link or folder.
  • The provider selection contains the same alias more than once.
The row shows the exact reason. Resolve the destination or alias conflict in Rebrandly or Biqli, then reload the importer. Biqli never silently replaces a conflicting alias with a random one.

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Choose import settings

The right side of the importer contains settings applied to every link in the import:
  • Domain chooses an existing Biqli domain.
  • Folder places every imported link in one folder.
  • Tags adds the same tags to every imported link.
  • Pixels attaches the same tracking pixels to every imported link.
  • Conversion Tracking enables conversion tracking.
  • Enabled controls whether the imported links are active.
  • Search Engine Indexing allows search engines to index the short links.
Use the footer actions to add shared UTM, Password, Expiration, or Schedule settings. These settings apply to every imported link.

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Check your remaining usage

The usage card shows the workspace’s remaining link allowance and reset date. A yearly subscription shows yearly usage. A monthly subscription shows monthly usage. Links that exceed the remaining allowance are skipped. Other valid links can still finish importing.

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Start the import

Choose one of these actions:
  • Select individual rows, then select Import selected.
  • Select Import all to import every available link matching the current search.
Biqli repeats destination, safety, alias, and duplicate checks on the server before creating each link. The import runs in the background, so you can close the dialog or leave the page. Only one link import can run in a workspace at a time.

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Follow progress

While an import runs, the sidebar shows Rebrandly import below workspace usage. The row displays Importing X of Y and a blue-to-green progress bar. Select the row to reopen the progress dialog. When the import finishes, Biqli shows the number of imported, skipped, and failed links. You also receive a dashboard notification. Biqli does not send an import email. If you reopen Import from Rebrandly while the job is running, Biqli shows progress instead of starting a second import.

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What Biqli imports

Biqli imports:
  • The destination URL.
  • The Rebrandly slashtag as the alias.
  • The shared Biqli settings you selected before starting.
Biqli creates each link at the time it is imported. It does not copy the original Rebrandly creation date. Biqli does not import historical click totals or analytics. New analytics begin when people use the new Biqli short link. The Rebrandly link and account remain unchanged.

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Verify the result

  1. Open Links after the import completes.
  2. Filter or search for several imported aliases.
  3. Open each short link in a private browser window.
  4. Confirm that it reaches the expected destination.
  5. Confirm that the selected folder, tags, pixels, and link settings are present.
  6. Review the import summary for skipped or failed rows.
Keep your Rebrandly account available until you finish verification.

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Disconnect Rebrandly

Open Import from Rebrandly, then select the red Disconnect action in the footer. Biqli shows the connected account before asking you to confirm. Disconnecting removes the saved API key. It does not delete imported links or import history. You cannot disconnect while a Rebrandly import is running. You can also revoke the key in Rebrandly after disconnecting it from Biqli.

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Troubleshooting

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Biqli rejected the API key

Copy the key again without leading or trailing spaces. Confirm that the key remains active in Rebrandly. The selected Biqli domain already has a link or folder using that alias. Rename or remove the conflicting record, or choose another Biqli domain. Biqli records the Rebrandly account and provider link identifier for each successful import. Enable Show already imported links to review it. You do not need to import it again. Review the completed summary. Common causes are quota exhaustion, a late alias collision, a safety validation result, or a provider link that changed after the list loaded.

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The import stopped

Open Import from Rebrandly again to view the final error. Confirm that the API key remains valid, then retry only after correcting the issue.