Session completion is a critical moment in Lynk’s workflow. Ending a session doesn’t just stop the class—it formally records what happened and locks in the data that powers reporting, insights, and operational tracking.

By clearly defining how completion is recorded, Lynk ensures that every session becomes a reliable source of truth across the system.

When a coach ends a session, Lynk performs a series of system-level actions to finalize the record.

The attendance marked during the session is saved as the official attendance for that class. This record feeds into student progress, billing cycles, and participation tracking.

Any notes recorded during the session are stored as part of the session history. These notes provide context for future sessions and are used by AI for insights and planning. Please note, the coach can submit the coach notes after the session is completed as well.

The session status moves from In Progress to Completed, clearly indicating that delivery has concluded.

Once recorded, a completed session becomes a permanent reference point:

Finalizing sessions ensures:

This balance allows limited corrections where appropriate while preserving the integrity of completed history.

Ending a session in Lynk formally records attendance, notes, and linked data into a completed session record. This finalized record becomes the foundation for reporting, insights, billing, and long-term tracking—making session completion one of the most important steps in the workflow.