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Site Redirects

Learn how to create, manage, and archive site redirects in the Remarkable Commerce Admin, including redirect types and best practices.

How to Create a Site Redirect

Open the admin and navigate to SettingsRedirects.

Click Create new to start a new redirect.

Add the old URL you want to redirect from, and the new URL you want to redirect to.

Choose the appropriate redirect status (see table below).

Click Save to finish creating the redirect.

How to Archive an Old Site Redirect

Open SettingsRedirects in the admin.

Locate the redirect you want to archive.

Click Edit on the chosen redirect.

Switch the archive status to on.

Click Save to apply the change.

Site Redirect Statuses

Redirect TypeDescription
200No Redirect
301Permanent Redirect
302Temporary Redirect

Bulk Uploading Site Redirects

You can quickly add or update multiple site redirects by importing a CSV file. This is especially useful for large migrations or when managing redirects across multiple sites.

Tip

Always keep a backup of your current redirects before importing changes, and double-check that all URLs are relative and site names are correct for multi-site setups.

In the admin, go to SettingsRedirects and download the current redirects. This will give you the correct CSV format to use for your import.

Open the downloaded CSV and review the columns. Make sure your new or updated redirects match this format. All URLs should be relative (e.g., /old-page not https://yoursite.com/old-page).

If you manage more than one site, double-check that the Site Name and SiteRedirectId columns are correct for each redirect. This ensures redirects are applied to the right site and the correct redirect entry is updated or created.

Return to the Redirects page and use the CSV Upload option to upload your file. Review the results and fix any errors if needed.

Archived Redirects

In your CSV or in the admin, archived: false means the redirect is live and active. archived: true means the redirect is archived and not currently in use.

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