Troubleshooting & FAQs

Processing Queue Stuck

Resolve queue delays and get your automated scans running smoothly again.

A temporary network or cadence conflict can cause the queue to pause. This guide will help you identify and resolve queue processing issues.

Stalled Processing Queue

Common symptoms of this issue

Queue items remain in "Processing" or "Queued" for extended periods

"Next Run" timestamp doesn't change

Dashboard metrics static for more than 24 hours

Steps to Fix

1

Check Processing Queue

Navigate to your dashboard and review the current queue status.

Go to Dashboard → Processing Queue to see all items currently in the queue and their statuses.

2

Look for System Notices

Check if there's a system-wide delay notice (rare but possible).
3

Verify Credit Availability

Ensure your plan still has available credits for processing.
Credit Usage Explained →

Navigate to Plan & Usage to check your remaining credits. If you've reached your limit, the queue will pause until renewal or upgrade.

4

Run Manual Scan

Trigger a manual scan for one of the affected URLs to reset processing.

In the URL Dashboard:

  1. 1. Find the stuck URL
  2. 2. Click the Actions menu (three dots)
  3. 3. Select "Scan Now"
  4. 4. Wait for the scan to complete
5

Refresh and Monitor

Refresh your dashboard after 10-15 minutes and monitor the queue progress.

Processing Queue

Real-time queue monitoring

Active
/productscompleted
/aboutprocessing
/contactqueued
/blogqueued

1 / 4 completed

Queue updates automatically

Understanding Queue Behavior

The processing queue follows these rules:

  • Priority order: Prioritized URLs are processed before Normal priority URLs
  • Cadence timing: URLs are only processed when their next scheduled run time arrives
  • Credit gating: Processing pauses automatically if credits are exhausted
  • Concurrent limits: A maximum number of URLs can be processed simultaneously to ensure quality
  • Retry logic: Failed scans are automatically retried up to 3 times before marking as failed
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