# Archived – Naming and Navigation Menu Changes - Summary List

As part of our efforts to improve the ThousandEyes platform, we have re-organized a number of menu titles and navigation paths in the ThousandEyes user interface. Below is a summary of the changes you can expect to see after March 19, 2025.

See [this brief 2-minute video](https://thousandeyes.wistia.com/medias/cd162f5se5) for an introduction.

**Cloud & Enterprise Agents** menu changes:

* **Cloud & Enterprise Agents** has been renamed to **Network & App Synthetics**.
* **Event Detection** has been moved out from **Cloud & Enterprise Agents** into a new top-level menu entry of the same name.
* **BGP Monitors** has been moved into a new top-level menu entry titled **Routing**.

Further BGP menu changes:

* **Routing** contains BGP-related menu entries for **Views**, **Test Settings**, **BGP Updates**, and **Private BGP Monitors**.

**Alerts** menu changes:

* **Alerts** has been renamed to a top-level menu item **Alert List** and does not include the alert configuration options.
* **Alert Rules** and **Alert Suppression** have been moved under **Manage**.
* **Alert Suppression** has been renamed to **Alert Suppression Window**.

**Sharing** and **Account Settings** changes:

* All **Sharing** menu items have been moved under **Manage > Sharing**.
  * **Snapshots** has been renamed to **Private Snapshots**.
  * **Saved Events** has been renamed to **Public Snapshots**.
  * **Shared by ThousandEyes** has been renamed to **Shared Tests**.
* All **Account Settings** menu items have been moved under **Manage > Account Settings**.

**Connected Devices** menu appears as follows:

* Data Views
  * Analytics
  * Mapping
  * Chart views
  * Reports
* ConstantCare
* Management
  * Management suite
  * Test manager
  * Your APIs
* Data Export

Additional menu changes:

* **Endpoint Agents** has been renamed to **Endpoint Experience**.
* I**ntegrations** has been moved under **Manage**.
* The Views entry under **Internet Insights** is now called **Service Views**.


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