Documentation and help center

Welcome there! This is the documentation for redirection.io, the leading redirection management platform. You will find here useful information about how redirection.io can help reduce HTTP traffic issues on your website, and several practical guides to get started with redirection.io and build efficient redirect plans.

✨ User documentation

redirection.io gives a complete control on how HTTP requests are handled on your website, which helps make it SEO-friendly. Of course, as our name suggests it, redirection.io can perform redirections, but it can do much more!

In this users documentation, you will find all the explanations on how to get the most out of redirection.io: rules creation and import, statistics and logs analysis, users roles, etc. To start, you can discover what is redirection.io

🔩 Developers documentation

In this part of the documentation, we focus on tackling all the possible technical issues. You will learn how to install and update the agent and proxies, how to troubleshoot URL redirect rules, how to scale your infrastructure, etc.

Learn how to install redirection.io's agent and web server modules

📊 Crawler documentation

The crawler is a powerful tool that helps you understand how search engines see your website. It can be used to detect issues, such as broken links, missing pages, or duplicate content. The crawler documentation explains how to use the crawler, how to interpret the results, and how to fix the issues it finds.

Discover the crawler and how to use it to improve your website's SEO

🤖 Managed instances documentation

Managed instances are a way to run redirection.io without having to manage the infrastructure yourself. This section of the documentation explains how to set up a managed instance, how to configure it, and how to use it to manage your website's traffic.

Learn how to create a managed instance and start using redirection.io without having to manage the infrastructure yourself.

❓ Knowledge base

This section of the documentation covers more general topics and explains good practices about HTTP redirections, frontend quality and technical SEO optimizations.

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