What happens when a session starts

Starting a session turns a planned class into an active one. Once started, it moves into live execution so you can capture attendance and run the class in real time.

Written by Sumit Kapoor

Session state changes to ongoing

• The session transitions from upcoming to ongoing

• Lynk now considers the class as actively in progress

• Time-based actions and session tracking begin

Attendance marking is enabled

• The student roster loads automatically from the batch

• You can mark students present or absent

• Attendance entries are tied specifically to this session

Session is treated as “in progress”

• Coach notes and session actions become available

• The session appears as active in your timeline

• It can now be completed once the class ends

Summary

• Starting a session activates it operationally

• Attendance and notes can only be captured once a session starts

• The session remains in progress until it is completed

• Post end time if the session is not completed then it transitions to Not Completed

• This ensures accurate tracking of live class delivery

• Your students are kept updated of the upcoming session progress.