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# January 29, 2026 - AI Home - Alpha

AI Home is the new Batch homepage, 100% powered by AI.

* The page is based on aggregated data—no personal data is used.
* It analyzes sends from the last 7 days every day and compares them to the previous 7 days to build trends.
* Each day it gives you:
  * a synthetic view of activity,
  * key insights which can be alerts, points of attention, or good performances to celebrate.
  * a ranking of top and flop orchestrations,
  * and optimization opportunities that we invite you to seize and that we detail extensively in a specific pane.
* The orchestrations mentioned are clickable, there are links to the documentation when necessary, etc.
* Also, you can literally have conversations with this page to get answers to all your questions thanks to the question box at the bottom of the page.


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