Getting Started
orgware has no passwords. You sign in with a magic link sent to the email on your member record.
- Go to waccamaw.org/members.
- Enter the email address the tribe has on file for you.
- Check your inbox for a message from the Waccamaw Indian People and click the secure link.
- You're in. Your session lasts about 8 hours, then you sign in again.
Didn't get the email? Check spam, and make sure you used the address on your membership record. If it still doesn't arrive, contact tribal leadership — your email may need updating on the roll.
Why no password? Passwords get reused, forgotten, and stolen. A link to your verified email is both simpler and safer: only someone with access to your inbox can get in, and there's nothing to remember or leak.
Once you're signed in, you land on your member portal — your home base.
From here you can reach everything your ring gives you:
- The Tribal Record — the tribe's knowledge library. → Guide
- Meetings & the podcast — the meeting archive and the tribe's podcast. → Guide
- API access — get a personal key to query the record from your own tools. → Guide
- The User Guide — this guide, available right inside the portal once you're signed in.
The tribe keeps a record for you. Signed in, you can:
- See your record — your membership status, member-since date, tribal ID, and the contact details on file.
- Update your contact info — your name, email, phone, and mailing address, plus your newsletter preference. (Membership status, IDs, and official fields are maintained by the tribe's recordkeeper, not self-service — if one of those is wrong, contact leadership.) Every change you make is logged, and you get a confirmation email.
- Add a photo — upload a photo for your member record (JPG/PNG, up to 5 MB).
If you're a member of leadership, you'll also see the roll-management tools, the contact directory, and the cost console. → For leadership
Use Sign out in the portal (or visit waccamaw.org/logout) to end your session. On a shared computer, always sign out.
The first time you visit a /members page, Cloudflare may briefly show a
"Performing security verification" screen. That's normal edge protection for the
private area — it clears itself in a second on a real browser and then you won't
see it again for a while.
Next: The Tribal Record.