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title: "Do You Need Group Sessions Or Concurrent Sessions?"
description: "Choosing the right Session Type ensures hosts manage their time effectively while providing a smooth experience for your guests."
url: "https://help.staticso2.com/human-engagement/booking-calendars/booking-settings/do-you-need-group-sessions-or-concurrent-sessions"
---

Choosing the right **Session Type** ensures hosts manage their time effectively while providing a smooth experience for your guests. To help you decide which setup aligns with your business goals, it is important to understand the differences between the **Group Sessions** and **Concurrent Sessions**. Review the comparisons and real-world examples below to select the workflow that supports your goals.

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## Group Sessions

[Section titled “Group Sessions”](#group-sessions)

**Group Sessions** are designed for scenarios where a host meets with **multiple guests at the same time for a common reason**. In this format, all guests attend the same meeting simultaneously, and the session **always takes place at the same location**.

This format is ideal for collective experiences, such as:

* **Webinars:** Presenting information to a large audience at once.
* **Seminars:** Leading a shared educational or training session.
* **Campus Tours:** Guiding a group of prospective students through a facility together.
* **Workshops:** Facilitating interactive sessions where multiple participants work on a shared topic or project.

To get started with this setup, please read our [**Booking Calendar Group Sessions**](https://help.staticso2.com/human-engagement/booking-calendars/booking-settings/booking-calendar-group-sessions) article.

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## Concurrent Sessions

[Section titled “Concurrent Sessions”](#concurrent-sessions)

**Concurrent Sessions** are used when a host schedules **multiple independent meetings for the same time slot**. Guests don’t meet as a group, instead the host manages separate one-on-one interactions simultaneously or sequentially. This format is ideal for high-volume or sequential workflows, such as:

* **High-Volume Sales:** Using setters to confirm which prospects are available before assigning them to closers to take the individual meetings.
* **Life Coaching:** Scheduling several individual sessions at once to stay productive despite high no-show rates.
* **Medical or Advisor Queues:** Meeting with individuals sequentially within a fixed time window.

To get started with this setup, please read our [**Booking Calendar Concurrent Sessions**](https://help.staticso2.com/human-engagement/booking-calendars/booking-settings/booking-calendar-concurrent-sessions) article.
