What happens when a batch is marked inactive

Inactive batches won’t be operationally useful until you reactivate them or add students. When a batch is marked inactive, Lynk limits how it participates in day-to-day operations.

Written by Sumit Kapoor

1. No New Sessions Are Created

• The batch no longer drives automatic session creation.

• Scheduled cadence is paused.

2. Reactivation Restores Operations

• Once reactivated, the batch resumes session creation using its saved settings.

• Future sessions follow the updated schedule and configuration.

When to Use Inactive Batches

• Seasonal or temporary pauses.

• Completed programs that may restart later.

• Holding a batch without deleting its structure or data.