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Features of Go Vocal community engagement platform government

Engagement isn't broken – but its execution often is

The same ten people dominate conversations, but what about everyone else? For responsive governance, you need to hear from a more representative audience.

Fragmented tools create disconnection. Different departments are using different methods and tools, trapping data in silos and hindering collaboration.

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Input overload obscures insights. Processing community feedback feels like catching up on hundreds of messages - overwhelming without proper tools or costly external help.

How Go Vocal helps government agencies in the Midwest take their community engagement to the next level

Meet residents where they are

Get the tools to make hybrid engagement really work, enabling you to mobilize diverse perspectives through both online and offline channels and consolidate it all in one place
Eliminate language barriers thanks to automatic translations – no manual work needed

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Replace the patchwork of tools and manage projects, from start to finish, more efficiently

Manage surveys, ideation, and reporting in one place - saving you time and boosting efficiency
User-friendly for both public servants and residents

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Improving input analysis and reporting

Built-in dashboards and AI-assisted input analysis to easily identify patterns and trends in community input
Intuitive reporting tools to share results with stakeholders internally and externally, and quickly turn feedback into action

Case studies

500+ local governments and organizations trust Go Vocal's community engagement software for their projects.

Explore our case studies to discover tips and best practices from successful initiatives leveraging our digital community engagement platform.

st louis rams settlement funds community engagement case

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St. Louis collects and analyzes ideas from 7,000+ residents on allocating settlement funds to shape resident-driven change

Faced with the daunting task of allocating $250 million as part of the Rams settlement fund, the City of St. Louis and the Board of Aldermen embarked on an ambitious digital community engagement strategy to involve residents in the fund allocation process from the start.

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