# Batches on your website

> A batch page with its dates, an outline you write, and enquiries.

Source: https://paatya.net/docs/batches/batches-on-your-website

A batch can have its own page on your website, with its dates, an outline of what it covers, and an **Ask about this batch** button. Batches are never sold online: visitors enquire, and you add them.

## Show a batch on your website

1. Open the batch, and on its **Details** tab edit **Public website**.
2. Turn on **Show on your website**. It is off for a new batch.
3. Publish the batch if it isn't already.

The batch then appears at your address followed by **/batches**, and has its own page.

## Write the curriculum outline

The outline is what visitors read under **What the batch covers**. It's separate from the sections and classes students open, so you can name classes "Day 1", "Day 2" and still show visitors the subjects.

1. On the batch's **Details** tab, find **Curriculum outline**.
2. Click **Add a topic**, such as "Core Java", and **Add a subtopic** under it, such as "OOP" and "Collections".
3. Use the arrows to reorder topics, then click **Save outline**.

## On your homepage and in the header

Under **Settings → Landing page → Batches**:

- **Show batches on your homepage**: the starter page gets an **Our batches** section, and batches you pick in a Courses block show.
- **Show Batches in the header**: a **Batches** link at the top of every page.

## Enquiries

When a visitor clicks **Ask about this batch**, their enquiry arrives under **Enquiries** marked **Batch:** and the batch's name. See [Enquiries](https://paatya.net/docs/public-website/enquiries).