fix broken links

Author: andrewjschuang

docs-v2/pages/deprecated/migrate-from-v1/index.mdx

@@ -338,7 +338,7 @@ Yes, absolutely you will still be able to view and edit v1 workflows. There is n
 
 At this time we do not have an automated process to change v1 to v2. To create a v2 equivalent workflow, you can recompose your v1 workflow in the v2 builder.
 
-However, if it uses custom Node.js code steps, be sure to [follow the changes we describe in the guide above](/migrate-from-v1/#nodejs-code-step-changes).
+However, if it uses custom Node.js code steps, be sure to [follow the changes we describe in the guide above](/deprecated/migrate-from-v1/#nodejs-code-step-changes).
 
 ### When will the new (v2) workflow builder be the default builder for all customers?
 

docs-v2/pages/glossary.mdx

@@ -340,7 +340,7 @@ A container for workflows, secrets, and other resources in Pipedream. Projects c
 
 ### Project-based access control
 
-You can restrict access to projects to specific individuals or share with the entire workspace. [See the docs](/workflows/projects#access-controls) for more details.
+You can restrict access to projects to specific individuals or share with the entire workspace. [See the docs](/workflows/projects/access-controls) for more details.
 
 ### Project changelog
 
@@ -462,7 +462,7 @@ You create a workspace when you sign up for Pipedream. Workspaces contain projec
 
 ### Workspace admin
 
-A workspace can have multiple [admins](/workflows/workspaces#promoting-a-member-to-adminn), who can administer the workspace, manage billing, and more.
+A workspace can have multiple [admins](/workflows/workspaces#promoting-a-member-to-admin), who can administer the workspace, manage billing, and more.
 
 ### Workspace member
 

docs-v2/pages/pricing/faq.mdx

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Pipedream charges credits proportional to the memory configuration. If you run y
 
 **You can run any number of credits for any amount of compute time** on any paid tier. [Other platform limits](/workflows/limits/) apply.
 
-## When am I invoiced / billed for paid plans?
+## When am I billed for paid plans?
 
 When you upgrade to a paid tier, Stripe will immediately charge your payment method on file for the platform fee tied to your plan (see [https://pipedream.com/pricing](https://pipedream.com/pricing))
 

docs-v2/pages/pricing/index.mdx

@@ -124,15 +124,15 @@ Many of the usage statistics for paid users are tied to a **billing period**. Yo
 
 For example, if you sign up on Jan 1st, your first billing period will last one month, ending around Feb 1st, at which point you'll start a new billing period.
 
-Your invoices are tied to your billing period. [Read more about invoicing / billing here](/pricing/faq#when-am-i-invoiced--billed-for-paid-plans).
+Your invoices are tied to your billing period. [Read more about invoicing / billing here](/pricing/faq#when-am-i-billed-for-paid-plans).
 
 ### Included Credits
 
 When you sign up for a paid plan, you pay a platform fee at the start of each [billing period](#billing-period). This minimum monthly charge grants you a base of included credits that you can use for the rest of your billing period (see your [Billing and Usage Settings](https://pipedream.com/settings/billing) for your exact quota). If you have been granted any additional credit increases by Pipedream, that is added to the included credits.
 
 ### Additional Credits
 
-Any credits you run over your [included credit](/workflows/limits/#daily-credits-limit) are called **additional credits**. This usage is added to the invoice for your next [billing period](#billing-period), according to the [invoicing cycle described here](/pricing/faq#when-am-i-invoiced--billed-for-paid-plans).
+Any credits you run over your [included credit](/workflows/limits/#daily-credits-limit) are called **additional credits**. This usage is added to the invoice for your next [billing period](#billing-period), according to the [invoicing cycle described here](/pricing/faq#when-am-i-billed-for-paid-plans).
 
 ### Data Store Keys
 

docs-v2/pages/workflows/visual-builder/code/python/faqs.mdx

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 ## What's the difference between `def handler(pd)` and the `pipedream` package for Python code steps?
 
-The pd object passed to the handler method lets you exit the [workflow early](/workflows/visual-builder/workflows/visual-builder/code/python#ending-a-workflow-early), [integrate a Data Store](/workflows/visual-builder/code/pythonusing-data-stores/), and [use connected accounts](/workflows/visual-builder/code/pythonauth/) into your Python code steps.
+The pd object passed to the handler method lets you exit the [workflow early](/workflows/visual-builder/code/python#ending-a-workflow-early), [integrate a Data Store](/workflows/visual-builder/code/pythonusing-data-stores/), and [use connected accounts](/workflows/visual-builder/code/pythonauth/) into your Python code steps.
 
 However, at this time there are issues with our Python interpreter that is causing an `ECONNRESET` error.
 

docs-v2/pages/workflows/visual-builder/settings/index.mdx

@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ By default, if a step fails on all 8 retries, and throws a final error, you'll r
 
 On any workflow with auto-retry enabled, you can optionally choose to **Send notification on first error**. This is disabled by default so you don't get emails for transient errors, but you can enable for critical workflows where you want visibility into all errors.
 
-For custom control over error handling, you can implement error logic in code steps (e.g. `try` / `catch` statements in Node.js code), or [create your own custom error workflow](/workflows/visual-builder/errors/#handle-errors-with-custom-logic ).
+For custom control over error handling, you can implement error logic in code steps (e.g. `try` / `catch` statements in Node.js code), or [create your own custom error workflow](/workflows/visual-builder/errors#handle-errors-with-custom-logic ).
 
 ## Data Retention Controls