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Batch synchronize before editing:

Take your bins of audio and video clips - from one or more days shoot - and batch synchronize them all in less than 15 minutes

Organize the audio and video clips for your dailies/rushes into bins that represent each scene or day.
Send the bin(s) to Sync-N-Link.
Choose options to keep camera audio, trim the merged clips, and use log notes from video or audio clips.
Export new bins from Sync-N-Link and continue to editorial.

Advantages over creating merged clips manually:

Batch processing of synced clips is much faster
You can sync video and audio using a combination of Source TC, Aux TC 1, Aux TC 2 or Sound TC timecodes
The synced clips can be named after the audio clip or video clip
You can adjust the audio frame offset if needed
You can remove the camera audio from synced clips
Synced clips can be trimmed in the batch
Log notes from the video or audio can be added to the synced clips
Multiclips can be made from the synced clips during the batch

Note: It is recommended that merged clips be exported to self contained media if the edit is going to happen on a different system to the pre-edit sync. Final Cut Pro, unfortunately loses reference to the original sound reel name.