ZOGY FOR BUSINESS
Use Zogy to share campaigns with customers, or use Company Links to give employees a private directory of memorable shortcuts. Choose the offering that fits the job.
Create editable short links, campaign parameters, branded QR codes and link pages. Organize work with tags and folders, invite teammates with roles, and export recorded activity. Sign in to the hosted Zogy workspace to start with free four-character or longer codes.
Let Zogy host your private directory, or run the portable package on company infrastructure. Each company has its own namespace, so several companies can use go/handbook with different destinations. Hosted access uses current workspace membership. Native internal hostnames need a company gateway or browser policy; DNS alone does not select a tenant on a shared router.
Start with 20 workspace members and 1,000 hosted aliases. Export a portable directory, preview its destination company and merge it into a self-hosted installation. Explicit roles, revision checks, audit history and opt-in aggregate counts support day-to-day administration. The extension is development source with expiring read-only sync.
Managed extension distribution, SCIM lifecycle, signed automatic updates and corporate licensing are not commercially available yet. The source package and included hosted directory do not imply a paid enterprise licence. Public short-code purchases do not license a company installation.
Open your private company workspace, try the two-company demo and review the portable self-hosted package.
No. Hosted companies receive separate private directory addresses. Self-hosted companies configure their own infrastructure and internal hostnames. Neither model requires purchasing a public zo.gy name.
A bare /alias is relative to the current website. Use an internal hostname or a browser keyword/managed extension for reliable shortcuts. DNS does not rewrite arbitrary website paths.
No. Cached shortcuts do not grant access to private destinations. VPN, destination permissions and company access rules still apply.