Discovered, currently not indexed: what to check next
Build a small investigation queue instead of repeatedly submitting every URL on your site.
Turn the report into a useful sample
This Search Console status means Google knows about a URL but has not crawled it yet. Start with the pages that matter to your visitors, rather than trying to make every URL in the report disappear.
Create a short investigation sheet with the URL, page type, publication date, and the reason the page deserves attention. Group similar pages together. A new documentation section and a large set of filtered product URLs may need very different decisions.
Check the route a visitor would take
Open a sample page from a related category or article, then follow the links to the affected page. A sitemap is useful, but your own navigation also deserves a review. Look for accidentally hidden sections and links that still point to an old location.
Give the investigation a clear checkpoint
Record the change and its deployment time. Later, compare a fresh inspection with your saved observation. Google chooses when to crawl, so a repeated request is not a substitute for fixing a problem you can demonstrate.
Use GetIndexed to keep your URL inventory and submission results together. Use Search Console for Google's view of the page. The most useful outcome is an explanation and a next action, even when indexing has not changed yet.
Go to the source
For provider requirements and current technical details, start with the official documentation.