> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.weborion.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Changelog > The latest updates and improvements to WebOrion. ### Bulk Policy Control You can now apply a monitoring policy across many URLs in a single action. For large estates, this turns repetitive edits into simple selections, and makes it far easier to keep policies consistent across everything you monitor.

#### How it works Instead of repeating the same configuration page by page, pick the pages at once, make the edits and the policy changes will be reflected across all selected sites. ### New Documentation Portal WebOrion’s documentation has moved out of scattered PDFs and into a single, modern portal. It brings together up-to-date user guides for both WebOrion Monitor and WebOrion Restorer, a full interactive API reference, and a running changelog.

#### How it works Visit [https://docs.weborion.io](https://docs.weborion.io) for the user guides. The API reference has a built-in “Try it” playground. Authenticate with a bearer token, fire a real request against any endpoint, and get an auto-generated cURL snippet back in the browser. ### Finetuning Suggestions for AI Triage If you’re using AI Triage, you’ve probably noticed that some alerts keep showing up even though they’re not really of high severity — small changes, recurring patterns, or false positives. You can now generate finetuning suggestions directly from those alerts.

#### How it works When you spot a low-value or recurring alert, just click the button to get a clear suggestion on how to reduce similar false positives going forward. This means less manual rule-writing, fewer noisy alerts over time, and a steadily improving signal-to-noise ratio. ### Baseline HTML Preview & Blocking Script Detection Ever had a baseline that just doesn’t behave the way you’d expect? Sometimes the cause is buried in the HTML — a blocking script, a bot-detection layer, or something else getting in the way of a clean capture. We've added baseline inspection tools to improve visibility into blocking scripts and monitored content

### More Filtering Options for Alerts & Webpages If you’ve ever felt like you were doing too much scrolling to find the alert or page you were looking for, this one’s for you. We’ve expanded the filtering options across both alerts and monitored webpages, giving you finer control over what shows up in your views. The result: faster investigations, less digging, and a cleaner workspace when you’re triaging at scale.

#### How it works You now have access to expanded filtering options for alerts and monitored webpages. This helps you narrow down relevant results more quickly and improves overall investigation efficiency. ### Telegram Notifications WebOrion customers can now receive monitoring alerts via Telegram in addition to email and SMS. This gives you more flexibility in how you stay informed and respond to incidents.

### Faster Baselining & Rebaselining Baselining is the foundation of accurate monitoring — it’s how WebOrion® Monitor learns what your website should look like. We’ve significantly sped up the time taken for both baselining and rebaselining, so you spend less time waiting. This is especially impactful if you’re managing a large number of URLs or frequently updating your web content and need to rebase quickly after changes go live.

### Batch URL Plan Type Updates Need to adjust how frequently certain webpages are scanned? WebOrion Customers can now change monitoring intervals across multiple URLs at once, so reallocating your plan quota is quick and hassle-free.

#### How it works WebOrion® Monitor scans your pages at different intervals (5, 10, or 15 minutes) depending on your plan. If you want to move a batch of lower-priority pages to a slower interval to free up quota for new critical webpages, you can now do it in one go. ### HTTP Status Code Monitoring When a webpage does not respond, it could be due to various reasons, as given by HTTP status codes. These response codes will now be shown on the portal to give WebOrion customers greater visibility for ease of troubleshooting and incident analysis.

#### How it works HTTP status codes are now displayed directly in your WebOrion Monitor dashboard for each tracked webpage. Whether it's a 200 confirming everything is healthy, a 404 flagging a missing page, or a 500 pointing to a server error, you'll see that information right alongside your existing content change monitoring. ### Custom Tags: Stay Organised as Monitoring Scales A flat list of URLs works fine when you're tracking a handful of sites. But as your monitoring grows, finding what you need quickly becomes its own challenge.

### Clearer SSL, DNS, and Whois Alert Emails An alert is only useful if you can act on it immediately. We've gone back through our SSL, DNS, and Whois email alerts and aligned them for consistency. SSL DNS Whois

#### How it works The alerts carry the same information as before, but are now structured so you can get from notification to action as quickly as possible.