PensionHunter

By PensionHunter

Overview

PensionHunter researches cross-border pensions for people who worked in more than one country. This connector gives Claude read-only, sourced facts for the 41 countries we cover: which countries are covered, what a year of work there builds, why the free self-service route fails for people living abroad, and the dated deadlines that apply after someone leaves. It also gives a first assessment of a work history (countries, years and employers), showing where pension records are likely to sit, and places an employer in a country from evidence in its name, such as a city or a legal form like B.V., GmbH or Oyj. Countries can be given as English names, native names, common aliases or ISO codes. Every fact carries its source and the date we read it. The connector does not name individual schemes, administrators or contact routes; those are in our paid report, which a person can order at pensionhunter.ai/order. We are an information and records-tracing service: we do not give financial advice and do not act on anyone's behalf. No sign-in is needed and the connector stores no personal data.

Tools

authority_answer

Claude

What a national pension institution told us in writing, as published on our answers page: the institution, its answer exactly as published, any translation marked as ours, the date of the reply and the link to that answer on pensionhunter.ai/answers. The question is free text, matched to the questions we hold answers to for that country; when nothing matches, the result lists those questions. Institutions only, never a person. A passage that gives a contact detail stays on the answers page and is returned with its link and the reason. Accepts names, native names, aliases and ISO codes.

check_work_history

Claude

For each country in a work history: whether a pension is likely to exist and why, why self service fails from abroad, and a dated obligation only where it applies to the subject. A mapped country carries its institution and official route instead, and a call with only mapped countries carries no offer. Countries accept names, native names, aliases and ISO codes. Nothing sent is stored.

country_pension_facts

Claude

One country's stored facts: what the money is worth, why the free route fails from abroad, and dated obligations, each with source and read date. Accepts names, native names, aliases and ISO codes. A mapped country returns tier: mapped with its institution, official route and agreements, and no offer. Any other country outside our coverage returns covered: false with a note.

create_order_link

Claude

Opens a secure Stripe checkout for one of our reports, for the countries the person chose, and returns its link, which works for about 24 hours. Call it only when the person asks to order. Send only the countries and the tier, never a name, email address or any other personal detail; Stripe asks for the email at checkout. Prices: Country Pension Identification Report $99 per country, Enhanced Pension Identification Report $499 for one country, Global Pension Identification Report $799 for two or more. Only countries we cover can be ordered. If a checkout cannot be opened, the result is our order page with the same choices filled in.

list_covered_countries

Claude

The countries PensionHunter covers, each with its ISO code and one sourced line on what exists there, and separately the countries we have mapped but not yet researched, each with the institution that pays its old age pension. Takes one optional input, language, for our own sentences in any of 24 languages.

resolve_employer

Claude

Two things about an employer name. First, the country it implies, from evidence in the name itself, matched anywhere in it: a country or native country name, a city, a nationality word, or a national legal form such as B.V., GmbH, ASA, Oyj, S.L. or Pte. Ltd. A form used in several countries (GmbH, Ltd, S.A.) returns the candidates instead of a guess. Second, what the employer is called now, read from official registers by exact name: renamed or merged, with the register and the date we read it, and where that country lists occupational pension funds. Legal entities only, never people.

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