The agent calls the Personalized Short Links endpoint with an image template hash and prospect details like first name, company name, and profile image URL. Hyperise renders the template with those dynamic layers and returns a short link. When the recipient opens it, they see an image customized with their information.

Hyperise supports dynamic text layers for first name, last name, company name, job title, phone, website, and address. It also supports dynamic image layers for profile photos, company logos (resolved from domain), website screenshots, and up to three custom images. QR codes can be personalized per prospect as well.

Tars requires your Hyperise API token, which you generate from your Hyperise account settings. This single token authenticates all API requests. No additional passwords or OAuth flows are needed. You can revoke and regenerate the token anytime.

No. Tars interacts with Hyperise prospect records in real time. When the agent creates, updates, or retrieves prospects, it calls the Hyperise API directly. Prospect data lives in your Hyperise account. Tars does not maintain a separate copy of your contacts or business records.

The agent generates personalized short links one at a time through conversation. For large campaigns, you can integrate the agent into an automation workflow that processes prospect lists sequentially, calling Hyperise for each contact. Each link gets unique personalization based on that prospect's data.

Manually, you design a template and then either bulk upload CSV data or create links one by one. With a Tars AI Agent, personalized links are generated dynamically during live conversations. Prospect data captured in chat feeds directly into Hyperise templates without any export/import steps.

Yes. Every personalized short link includes OGP metadata with a custom title, description, and personalized image. When shared on LinkedIn, Slack, or email clients that support rich previews, the recipient sees the personalized image as the link thumbnail, boosting visual impact and click-through rates.

Yes. The Create Client Account endpoint lets agencies provision sub-accounts under their business ID. The agent can onboard new clients, set up their personalization accounts, and manage prospect data for each client separately, all through a single conversational interface.