diff --git a/markdown/docs/webhooks/dequeue.md b/markdown/docs/webhooks/dequeue.md
index 01dccf7..55c4118 100644
--- a/markdown/docs/webhooks/dequeue.md
+++ b/markdown/docs/webhooks/dequeue.md
@@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
 # dequeue
-The `dequeue` verb removes the a call from the front of a specified queue and bridges that call to the current caller.
+The `dequeue` verb removes the lowest priority call from a specified queue and bridges that call to the current caller.  
+
+Note that (as of release 0.8.3-4) calls can optionally be [enqueued](/docs/webhooks/enqueue) with priority values that will dictate how they are ordered in the queue.  If priorities are not specified then the queue will operate in FIFO order.
 
 ```json
 {
@@ -15,6 +17,7 @@ You can use the following options in the `dequeue` command:
 | option        | description | required  |
 | ------------- |-------------| -----|
 | name | name of the queue | yes |
+| callSid | a specific call to dequeue; if not provided the lowest priority call or the call at the head of the queue will be dequeued | no|
 | actionHook | A webhook invoke when call ends. If no webhook is provided, execution will continue with the next verb in the current application. <br/>See below for specified request parameters.| no |
 | beep | if true, play a beep tone to this caller only just prior to connecting the queued call; this provides an auditory cue that the call is now connected | no |
 | timeout | number of seconds to wait on an empty queue before returning (default: wait forever) | no |
diff --git a/markdown/docs/webhooks/enqueue.md b/markdown/docs/webhooks/enqueue.md
index d65a0c1..bf50ece 100644
--- a/markdown/docs/webhooks/enqueue.md
+++ b/markdown/docs/webhooks/enqueue.md
@@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ You can use the following options in the `enqueue` command:
 | option        | description | required  |
 | ------------- |-------------| -----|
 | name | name of the queue | yes |
+| priority | (added in 0.8.3-4) optional priority value between 0 and 999. Calls are dequeued in priority order, lowest to highest| no (default: 999)|
 | actionHook | A webhook invoke when operation completes. <br/>If a call is dequeued through the `leave` verb, the webook is immediately invoked. <br/>If the call has been bridged to another party via the `dequeue` verb, then the webhook is invoked after both parties have disconnected. <br/>If no webhook is provided, execution will continue with the next verb in the current application. <br/>See below for specified request parameters.| no |
 | waitHook | A webhook to invoke while the caller is in queue.  The only allowed verbs in the application returned from this webhook are `say`, `play`, `pause`, and `leave`, </br>See below for additional request parameters| no|
 
@@ -27,6 +28,10 @@ The *actionHook* webhook will contain the following additional parameters:
     - 'bridged' - a `dequeue` verb caused the call to be bridged to another call
     - 'error' - a system error of some kind occurred
 - `queueTime` - the number of seconds the call spent in queue
+- `queueSize` - the number of calls remaining in queue
+- `queuePosition` - the zero-based position of the call in queue before it was removed
+- `callSid` - the unique identifier for the call
+- `callId` - the sip Call-ID for the call
 
 The *waitHook* webhook will contain the following additional parameters:
 
@@ -35,7 +40,7 @@ The *waitHook* webhook will contain the following additional parameters:
 - `queueTime`: the current number of seconds the call has spent in queue
 - `queueSize`: the current number of calls in the queue
 
-YOu can also optionally receive [queue webhook notifications](/docs/webhooks/queue-notifications) any time a members joins or leaves a queue.
+You can also optionally receive [queue webhook notifications](/docs/webhooks/queue-notifications) any time a members joins or leaves a queue.
 
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