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A batch is the container that defines your class setup—students, schedule, venue, and the sessions that get created from it.

What is a batch

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…

Types of batches

A batch isn’t just a student group—it’s the master blueprint for every session under it. Your batch settings control how upcoming sessions look and behave, so key details stay consistent…

How a batch controls sessions

Create a batch by defining the core setup: type, venue, schedule, and students. A batch is the starting point for all sessions—once created, it automatically drives your timetable and attendance…

How to create a batch

Batch details show your full batch setup and the controls to manage it daily. From students and schedule to insights and actions, everything you need to run and edit a…

How to view batch details

Edit a batch to change the schedule, venue, or student grouping. Lynk updates the batch without affecting past sessions or attendance records.

How to edit a batch

You can change the operational parts of a batch without rebuilding it from scratch. Things that you can change are venue, name, schedule and assigned coach

What batch details can be edited

Upon editing, future sessions are affected not changing the past records of previously conducted sessions in the system

What happens when batch details are edited

Students in a batch represent the roster you’ll track attendance and progress reports.

How students are grouped inside a batch

You can create batches with no students yet, but you’ll need to add students to track attendance and progress meaningfully. Lynk lets you set up and keep batches ready before…

What happens when a batch has no students

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.

What happens when a batch is marked inactive

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