Types of batches

Lynk supports all common batch formats—1:1 or group, online or offline—so you can run classes the way you teach. Each batch type keeps scheduling, attendance, payments, and tracking simple and structured.

Written by Sumit Kapoor

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

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