Check back here often, as we may add new questions and answers as we continue to help our members become familiar with EasyShul.
Click the “Login to Member Portal” link in the EasyShul menu on the Ohr Torah web site, or navigate directly to https://ohrtorah.easyshul.com. The portal can be used on your computer at home or work, or on a tablet while on the go. At this time, using it on a smaller display like a mobile phone is not recommended.
Your user name is your email address. You will typically have one or two family members who are the primary family “administrator(s)” for EasyShul, but other family members may also want to login. You should have received an email inviting you to login and set up your family account.
Instead of a password that you have to remember (and might forget), each time you want to login to your EasyShul account you just have to enter your email address. EasyShul will then send you an email with a one-time code that you must then enter in order to login.
If you have any questions about your financial account, please reach out to our Financial Secretary at finance@ohrtorah.net.
If any of your family or yahrzeit information is incorrect, you have the ability to edit and correct it.
If you have any questions about how to update your information, or questions about using any part of the portal, please contact our Technology Team at tech@ohrtorah.net.
In order to have as complete a picture of our membership as possible when migrating to EasyShul, we pulled together data from multiple different historical data sources being used by Ohr Torah volunteers. Where your family members’ names were entered and spelled the same way in different sources, those were often detected and merged. However, if there were differences in spelling, or sometimes a person appeared individually and sometimes as a couple, those might not have been detected and were left as-is for you to correct.
You can remove any duplicate family members that you find in your account, after inspecting all instances to ensure that you keep the ones with the most complete information.
See the tutorial.
See the tutorial.
Members are typically assessed a variety of mandatory Charges like dues, eruv fee, security fee, etc. In addition, members might make pledges that are also then charged to their account, like aliyah pledges. All of these will appear in your account charges and should be paid using a payment link that allows you to specify for which charges you are paying. When paid by credit card, these charges automatically add a convenience fee to cover the shul’s credit card processing fees.
Donations, on the other hand, are optional voluntary payments to the shul that you might make throughout the year, like for a yahrzeit, for use of the keilim mikvah, or for the Rabbi’s discretionary fund. These payments allow you to choose whether you wish to also include the convenience fee to cover the shul’s credit card processing fees.
If you are paying off a previous pledge to the shul, first check your account in the EasyShul portal to see if this amount has already been charged to your account and should be paid there.
If you make donations or buy tickets for an event without logging in, make sure to enter your first and last name and email address exactly as they appear on your EasyShul account so that your donation gets credited to the correct account.
You can contact the Financial Secretary at finance@ohrtorah.net and request that a new invoice email be sent to you with a payment link by clicking on “Request Direct Payment Link” in the EasyShul menu on the Ohr Torah web site, or by navigating directly to https://ohrtorah.net/easyshul/payment.
Alternatively, you can login to the EasyShul portal to view your current open charges and then pay them online.
These are the online payment options available in EasyShul:
This payment incurs a 3% convenience fee.
And you still have other options for making payments to the shul outside of EasyShul that incur no convenience fees:
Payments that were made between when we froze our old membership platform (Jan 27) and when we went live on EasyShul (Feb 17) have to be manually entered into EasyShul by our Financial Secretary. Give them some time to get around to entering all those transactions, and check your account again in a little while. You should see those payments appear soon.