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A session is one class instance where you mark attendance and optionally add coaching notes. It records when, where, and how the class was conducted, helping Lynk track delivery and…

What is a session

Lynk generates sessions automatically from your batch schedule (days and time). Each planned occurrence becomes a session card and appears in your upcoming sessions list.

How sessions are created from a batch

Each session moves through clear states so you can instantly see what’s pending vs completed. Your timeline view lists all sessions generated from batches, organized by time and status so…

Session Status

Conducting a session means completing the guided workflow so attendance, coaching notes, and completion status are saved correctly. This ensures each class is properly recorded and feeds into insights, progress…

How to conduct a session

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.

What happens when a session starts

Ending a session finalizes the class. Lynk records in the session planner(if generated), attendance and any coach notes, creating a permanent record for you to refer back and also for…

What happens when a session ends

Past sessions are your teaching history. They help you review attendance, validate what was delivered, track learner progress, and maintain continuity across batches and sessions.

How to view past sessions

Session edits are mainly for updating timing schedule or calling off an upcoming session without affecting the batch or other scheduled sessions.

How to edit a session

Coaches can update upcoming sessions timings, duration or past session attendance. Admins of organisations can also reassign coach of upcoming sessions.

What session details can be edited

After a session is completed, Lynk locks certain core details to protect record integrity. This keeps reporting trustworthy and prevents historical data from being changed after the class is delivered.

What cannot be edited after a session ends

The session stays in not completed yet editable state for 24 hours post schedule end date. Post 24 hours, the session is considered not completed an no attendance can be…

What happens when a session is not completed

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