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How do I re-index deployed content?
Open the deployed asset in your dashboard and choose Re-index to resubmit it to Google and Bing. Re-indexing is available on Scale with Google Search Console connected.
Re-indexing is for the second submission and every one after that. The first happens automatically: on Scale, instant indexing submits each deployed asset when it publishes. But pages change, and engines do not re-read your site the moment they do. After a meaningful edit, re-indexing gets the updated version fetched in hours instead of whenever the next natural crawl arrives.
Open your deployed assets list in the dashboard.
Select the asset whose page you updated.
Choose Re-index. Citably resubmits the URL to Google through the Search Console API and to Bing through IndexNow.
Confirmation appears once both submissions are accepted; engines typically fetch within hours.
When it is worth doing: after substantive edits to a deployed article, after changing what an interactive tool displays, or after regenerating llms.txt to reflect a site change. Cosmetic tweaks can wait for natural crawling; changed answers should not, because an engine citing your page reads whatever version its index holds.
Requirements match instant indexing: a Scale plan and a connected Google Search Console property. If the Google submission fails, check that your connection has not expired.
A useful habit: after any batch of edits, re-index the affected pages together, then wait for the next scan before judging effect. That way indexing lag never masquerades as a content problem.