Snugl
insurance

Short links for insurance

Policy documents, renewal notices and claim forms behind short, stable addresses that fit in a letter, an SMS or a call script.

Where teams use it

Renewal notices

One link per renewal campaign, expiring at the end of the notice period, so an old letter cannot send someone to a stale quote.

Claim forms

A short address an adjuster can read over the phone without spelling out a 90-character URL.

Policy documents

Point a permanent internal address at the current version of a document and update the target when the version changes.

Broker campaigns

A link per broker or per region turns the daily click chart into a channel report.

Why Snugl

Nothing is recycled

Deleted links are soft-deleted and a code is never reissued against a different target — an old letter can never point somewhere unexpected.

Retention you control

Click history is kept for 30 days, 3 months or a year depending on plan, then deleted automatically.

Expiry as policy

A link with an expiry date closes itself, which is easier to defend than a process that relies on someone remembering.

Questions

Is any personal data stored on a click?

Snugl counts clicks per link per day. It is a counter, not a visitor profile.

Can I stop a link immediately?

Yes — deactivate or delete it and the redirect stops. The cache is cleared as part of the same operation.

Can several colleagues share the links?

Yes. A workspace can invite team members on paid plans, and every link belongs to the workspace rather than one person.

Shorter links, longer paper trail

Start free and move your first renewal campaign onto short addresses.