You can access the voting session in three ways:
yourorg.com/vote) and enter your Access Code plus your Email or Member ID.Tip: Check your "Spam"/Junk folder if you don't see the email.
Link Expired? If you see an "Expired Link" message, simply click the "Send New Link" button on that page to get a fresh magic link sent to your email instantly.
Once logged in, you'll see either the active question or a waiting screen if voting hasn't started yet.
Important: You cannot change your vote after clicking Submit. Make sure you're satisfied with your selection before submitting.
After voting, you'll receive a Receipt Code—a unique cryptographic identifier that proves your vote was recorded. Save this code for your records!
Administrators can download and publish the final Audit Log (a list of all accepted receipt codes) without revealing how anyone voted. You can search that list for your receipt code to verify, independently, that your ballot was included in the final tally.
💡 How it works: Your receipt code is generated using HMAC (a cryptographic hash). It securely confirms ballot integrity, but it is mathematically impossible to reverse-engineer your vote from this code.
The system uses a secret ballot mechanism. We record that you voted (to prevent double voting), but your actual choice is stored separately and anonymously.
Your ballot is encrypted and stored in a separate database table with no direct link to your identity. It is mathematically impossible to connect your name to your specific vote choice.
Technical detail: Ballots use AES-256-GCM encryption and are stored separately from voter participation records. The database schema enforces this separation.