PensionHunter

PensionHunter is pension identification infrastructure for people who worked in more than one country. This connector gives Claude sourced, dated pension facts for the countries a person worked in, with the official free routes first: what each route does, which scheme it covers and whether it works from abroad.

Read-only research: list_covered_countries and country_pension_facts (one country's sourced facts and official routes), check_work_history (a first assessment of a working life across countries, showing where pension records are likely to sit), resolve_employer (the country an employer name points to and what it is called now, from official registers such as the Global LEI Index), authority_answer (written answers from national pension institutions, exactly as published on pensionhunter.ai/answers), deadline_check (dated deadlines that apply after someone leaves a country), and gpfr_info and gpfr_fund_count (the Global Pension Finding Register, a free register where people leave a forwarding address for their pensions and pension funds register free).

Actions, only when a person asks: create_order_link opens a checkout for an identification report for chosen countries (the link carries country codes only); gpfr_register adds a person to the free register after they say yes to the consent text; gpfr_status shows their registration.

Every fact carries its source and the date we read it. Countries can be given as names, native names, aliases or ISO codes, and answers come in 27 languages. No sign-in. We store anonymous counts of the countries asked about, never names or contact details. Identification only: we do not give advice and we do not act for anyone.