PensionHunter

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.