Open Training → Knowledge. A website source marked Action needed shows a short error with its address. Open the source to see the full error. For a problem with one page, find that page and open its details.
A sitemap is a list of pages on your website. Some websites split that list across several addresses. If Boei cannot read one of them, the source shows Action needed with the address and reason.
Boei still processes pages from the lists it can read, including when you first create a chatbot. During later updates, Boei adds new pages and refreshes pages that need an update. It keeps existing pages because an unread list does not mean those pages were removed from your website.
If you receive an update email, it includes the address that could not be read alongside the results for pages that did update.
Check the address in the error. Once it works again, choose Sync now if your account includes Auto Sync. On Starter without Auto Sync, you can retry individual content pages; checking the whole sitemap requires Auto Sync. Boei can check for removed pages again after it has read the full list. The warning clears after a successful update. If content pages are still blocked by a firewall, that warning stays until those pages can be read too.
After correcting the cause, retry one affected page first. Check its extracted content and try a question with Test chatbot. If that succeeds, retry the remaining affected selection.
A discovered address is not automatically usable knowledge. Wait for the ready status before expecting the chatbot to answer from it. Existing usable content remains available during replacement processing.
Training runs in the background and is paced per website. A large site can take longer even when Boei has spare workers, because repeatedly requesting the same host too quickly can cause blocks or overload. Leave the run processing and return to its progress, or use the completion-email option.
If a problem persists, contact support with the page address, the displayed error and when it happened. Do not include passwords or private access tokens.