Online vs Offline Batches
Offline Batch
An offline batch is tied to a physical venue where sessions are conducted in person.
Best suited for:
Academies and coaching centers
Consumer Venue
Society or community spaces
How it works in Lynk:
A venue (academy, address, or location) is linked to the batch
Sessions appear on the timeline with physical context
Attendance is marked on-site per session
Online Batch
An online batch is conducted virtually, without a physical location.
Best suited for:
Google Meet / video-based coaching
Remote or hybrid coaching setups
How it works in Lynk:
Venue is set as Online
Sessions don’t carry a physical location
Coaches focus only on scheduling, attendance, and progress
Individual vs Group Batches
Individual (1:1) Batch
An individual batch is designed for one coach and one student.
Best suited for:
Personal training
Private coaching
Customized learning plans
How it works in Lynk:
One student per batch/session
Personalized session planning and notes
Clear progress tracking for a single learner
Group Batch
A group batch allows multiple students to attend the same session.
Best suited for:
Classes, workshops, and group programs
Academies handling multiple learners at once
How it works in Lynk:
Multiple students enrolled in a batch
Attendance is marked per student
Progress, notes, and reports remain individual even in group settings
Why This Matters
By separating how sessions are conducted (online/offline) from how many students attend (individual/group), Lynk gives you full flexibility without complicating operations.
You can:
Run mixed formats effortlessly
Maintain clean records across batch types
Scale your coaching without changing workflows
In Summary
Batch Type | What It Means |
Offline | In-person sessions tied to a physical venue |
Online | Virtual sessions with no physical location |
Individual (1:1) | One student per batch |
Group | Multiple students with individual attendance |