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New: Konveio

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Written by Ken Van Mechelen
Updated this week

What is Konveio and how does it integrate with govocal?

Konveio enables in-document commenting, allowing stakeholders to leave feedback directly within embedded PDFs.

  • Integration is available as an add-on feature (not included in all plans).

  • One Konveio PDF can be embedded per phase.

  • Contact your Government Success Manager to enable this feature and create a Konveio account.

To learn more about Konveio itself, visit Konveio’s support documentation.

How to embed a Konveio document in a project phase?

  • Upload and configure the document in Konveio

    • Generate the embed code from your Konveio dashboard.

  • Clean the embed code

    • Remove the <iframe ... src=" at the start.

    • Remove everything after the URL (starting with frameborder=).

    • Result should be a clean embed link.

  • Set up your project phase

    • Go to your project in Go Vocal.

    • In phase settings, choose “Collect feedback on a document” as the participation method.

    • Paste your cleaned Konveio embed link in the designated field.

  • Configure access rights

    • Go to the Access Rights tab.

    • Define who can see or comment on the document.

  • Preview the result

    • Save changes and preview the project.

    • Make sure the document appears correctly and that comments can be added.

How to access feedback from a Konveio document?

After the phase closes, visit your Konveio dashboard to:

  • View a summary of feedback

  • Download raw participation data

How to keep Konveio documents visible after the phase ends?

  • Open the project settings and go to the “Description” tab.

  • Turn on “Use Content Builder for description”.

  • Use the embed widget to paste the same cleaned Konveio embed link into the description.

  • In your Konveio account settings, enable:

    • Archived: commenting closed, comments visible

  • Save changes. Your document will now remain visible with comments but without active participation

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