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Anyone can photograph a well on opening day. Revisits prove it’s still flowing six months later: scheduled follow-up verifications that turn a one-time claim into evidence of sustained impact.

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Schedule a revisit

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Create it

From the project page, schedule a revisit with a label (“6-month check - well functionality”) and a date. Optionally link it to the original report it should verify, so the follow-up evidence can be compared side by side.
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Mirage dispatches it automatically

On the scheduled date, Mirage creates a reporting task for the revisit. To your reporters it looks like any other task on their dashboard: instructions, questions, evidence requirements.
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Completion links back

When a reporter submits and the report is finalized, the revisit is marked completed and linked to the fulfilling report. The project page shows the full revisit timeline: scheduled, dispatched, completed.

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Revisit statuses

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Revisits and donor trust

Donor reports incorporate revisit history: completed revisits appear as part of the sustained-impact story. Mirage also computes a project health verdict from signals like overdue revisits and metric trends:
Schedule revisits at the moment you approve a milestone report, while the context is fresh. A rhythm of 3-, 6-, and 12-month checks on flagship outcomes gives your donor reports a durability story very few organizations can match.