The trusted standard in media verification - now built into your CMS, securing every written quote you publish.

Verified quotes, right inside your CMS.
TMX Quote Request Manager helps newsrooms and content teams collect outside commentary without leaving the editor – and every quote is verified through the secure TMX Messenger app, with FaceID confirmation and complete background checks on all contributors. That means no fake quotes, no questionable sourcing, and no reputational risk – just trusted, original content at the speed of publishing. 
The plugin adds a simple editor panel so authors can draft a request, submit it directly to the TMX Quote API, and watch verified replies update in real time. TMX has a proven track record in media verification, trusted by top publishers to clear thousands of videos with zero claims lost – now that same standard of trust comes to written quotes.
<h4>Key Features</h4>
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Verified sourcing: All contributors vetted through background checks and identity-verified with FaceID via the secure TMX Messenger app.
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Seamless CMS integration: Editor metabox and editor-only block to draft requests and view incoming replies.
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Real-time replies: Requests are delivered instantly to verified individuals; responses flow back into the CMS ready to publish.
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Enterprise-grade security: Credentials stored safely in WordPress options, never exposed to the browser.
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Scalable management: Custom database tables (wqrm_requests and wqrm_quotes) reliably track all requests and replies.
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Full control: Per-site API settings, refresh options, and automatic publish notifications.
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<h4>Service Access</h4>
TMX Quote Request Manager connects to the TMX Messenger Quote API. Anyone can request access or create an account by visiting <a href="https://tmxmessenger.com" rel="nofollow ugc">https://tmxmessenger.com</a>, where you’ll find onboarding details and plan information. The plugin itself is free; any costs associated with TMX Messenger are managed directly through that service.
<h4>Editor Block</h4>
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<li>Block name: <code>wqrm/quotes-panel</code> (labeled “Quote Requests”).</li>
<li>Behavior: editor-only – nothing is rendered on the front end.</li>
<li>Placement: add it to the bottom of your post or to a template. When the block is present, the legacy metabox stays hidden to prevent duplicate markup.</li>
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<h4>Privacy Notice</h4>
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<li>The plugin transmits drafted quote requests (and site title) to the configured Quote API when you click Send Request.</li>
<li>The plugin transmits the post permalink to the configured Quote API when you click Publish.</li>
<li>If the “Prepopulate quote request” setting is enabled, the overlay prefill provider also sends the post title and site name to the API’s <code>/quote-draft</code> endpoint to help your team track in-progress stories. Disable the setting under Quotes → Settings if you do not want any automatic sharing.</li>
<li>Incoming replies may contain personal data (name, organisation, email). They are stored in WordPress custom tables until you delete them. The plugin currently relies on site owners to fulfil export/erase requests manually using the Quotes screen.</li>
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