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Your site has a lead or feedback form. You want visitors to confirm the submission in a messenger so that each lead carries a verified contact rather than a mistyped address or a bot.
A CMS plugin cannot do this. OIDC plugins handle sign-in to an account, while forms such as Contact Form 7 or WPForms are not tied to an account at all. You need a small server-side handler next to the form, and on a SaaS builder you also need hosting for it.

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What you need

  • a Veriqa server with a channel enabled;
  • hosting where you can run a server-side handler, for example in PHP;
  • access to the page with the form.

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Steps

1

Decide whether you need a sign-in

A confirmed submission without a sign-in and a sign-in with channel linking are different solutions; they are compared in Two ways.
2

Deploy the server and enable a channel

Follow the self-hosted quickstart and Channel setup.
3

Declare a client for the handler

The client’s redirect_uri is a regular page of your site where the visitor returns — step 4 of the self-hosted quickstart.
4

Put the handler next to the form

A button under the form starts the sign-in, and the handler exchanges the code for tokens and checks them — The flow.
5

Store the confirmation with the lead

Save sub and channel_type next to the lead; the bot flag lets you drop a lead before it is stored — What the site gets.

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How to check

Fill in the form, press the button under it and confirm the submission in the messenger. The lead should be stored with sub and channel_type, and no session should open on the site.

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Next steps