Multi-client campaign infrastructure

Run client campaigns with shared tracking, reporting, and clean brand control

Agencies use Kiges to create branded short links, dynamic QR codes, bio pages, and campaign reports for multiple clients — with organization workspaces, campaign analytics, and exportable performance views in one place.

Organize campaigns by client with links, QR codes, bio pages, and tags
Share performance with real-time analytics, reports, and exportable data
Keep client-facing URLs on branded domains instead of generic shortener domains

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Where :audience campaigns usually break

Client campaigns scatter across tools

Links live in one tool, QR codes in another, and reporting often means manual screenshots before a client call.

Generic short domains look unprofessional

Client stakeholders expect branded URLs that match the campaign, not a random shortener domain.

Performance is hard to explain clearly

Agencies need click, scan, geo, device, and conversion context that is easy to share and export.

Practical tools for :audience teams

Branded client links

Create short links with custom domains, tags, collections, UTM parameters, and Smart Link routing per campaign.

Campaign reporting

Use real-time analytics, conversion goals, exports, and shared dashboards to show what actually performed.

Print and digital QR assets

Ship editable QR codes for OOH, retail, events, and packaging without reprinting when destinations change.

API and automation

Create and manage assets through the REST API and webhooks when client workflows need scale.

Features this solution actually uses

Tracking Links

Client-ready short links with branding, tags, and Smart Link rules.

Campaign Analytics

Clicks, scans, conversions, traffic quality, and exportable reports.

Dynamic QR Codes

Editable QR campaigns for offline and hybrid media plans.

Developer API

Automate asset creation and sync campaign state into your stack.

CTA Overlays

Add forms, polls, and on-page prompts without rebuilding every landing page.

Bio Pages

Launch campaign hubs for creators, partners, or temporary launches.

A clean path from setup to results

1. Set up the client workspace

Create the organization context, branded domain, and campaign structure your team will reuse.
2. Build the asset set

Generate tracking links, QR codes, bio pages, and CTA layers for the launch plan.
3. Publish across channels

Use the same measured assets in ads, email, social, print, partners, and landing pages.
4. Report what moved the needle

Review clicks, scans, conversions, geo/device mix, and export the story for the client.

Straight answers

Can agencies manage multiple clients in Kiges?

Yes. Teams work inside organization workspaces and can organize campaigns with links, QR codes, bio pages, tags, collections, and reports for different client workstreams.

Can clients see branded URLs instead of a generic short domain?

Yes. Branded domains let you publish short links and campaign entry points that match the client brand.

Is Kiges a full agency project-management suite?

No. Kiges focuses on link, QR, bio page, routing, and campaign analytics infrastructure. It does not replace your project management, creative, or media-buying tools.