The traditional approach to intervention delivery in low-resource settings relies on field teams to locate homes on the ground, with limited ability to track whether these teams actually reach their targets. Finding homes is challenging in these settings; those in need are often in areas with no address systems and where homes are not mapped. Further, intervention managers rely on field reports to determine whether services have adequately covered all houses in need. The result? Services only reach the houses that are manually found. Studies show that, when delivering interventions without Reveal, field teams often miss a large portion (40%) of the houses they were meant to cover. In short: while reports may indicate high service coverage, the true picture shows huge swathes of the population are actually missed by field teams and excluded from coverage numbers. This challenge represents one of the greatest failures of global public health—and one which we can and must fix.

Reveal ensures equitable access to life-saving immunizations, antibiotics, and protective measures by supporting field teams in identifying where people live and what services are needed. Reveal promotes powerful analytics by combining geospatial data and context-specific planning and accountability tools to provide necessary information that ensures all families in need are found and receive services.