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Draft — under review. Being prepared by NATCA ITC; not yet announced to members.

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For all NATCA members. The one-tap link is the easiest way to bid. When it's your turn, NATCA sends you a personal link by email and/or text. Tap it, and your bidding page opens right up — no separate password to remember.

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This is the fastest way in. When your turn comes around, watch your email and text messages for a link from NATCA. Tapping that link takes you straight to your bidding page.

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How it works

1. When it's your turn to bid, NATCA sends you a notification by email, text, or both — whichever you've chosen.
2. The message contains a personal link just for you.
3. Tap the link. Your bidding page opens directly — you don't have to sign in separately.
4. Place your bid (your lines and/or leave), the same way you would after signing in.

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The link is personal to you — don't share or forward it. It's tied to your turn to bid. Sending it to someone else won't help them, and it could cause confusion. If a coworker needs to bid, they'll get their own link when it's their turn.

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Good to know

• The link works once. After you've used it to open your bidding page, that same link won't open a new session again — that's normal and keeps your bidding secure.
• It doesn't last forever. If you don't use the link for a while, it will stop working. If that happens, you can still bid — see below.
• You can always sign in instead. The one-tap link is a shortcut, not the only way in. Your MyNATCA account gets you to the same place.

If the link won't open or has expired

Don't worry — you won't miss your chance to bid. Any of these will get you back in:

• The link says it's expired or already used
• The link won't open at all
• I can't find the notification / never got one
• Can I get a new link sent to me?

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Questions or trouble getting in? Email [email protected] and include your member number so we can help quickly.

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