Group learners to be able to track enrolments and progress.

I am using course pacing to give my learners a certain number of weeks to complete the course, starting from their enrollment day.

Students self-enroll through companie's website.

How can I effectively group learners in the course, to be able to track enrolments and progress.
grouping by organization name for example would be helpful for our use case,

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