Cross-border pension facts with sources and dates, and written answers from pension authorities.
Scored across 11 tools
Most tools have distinct targets: country facts, work-history checks, deadlines, employer resolution, GPFR lifecycle, and order links. The closest overlap is between country_pension_facts, check_work_history, and list_covered_countries, which all touch country-level pension information, but the descriptions make the granularity differences reasonably clear. The gpfr_* family is well separated by verb (info/register/status/count).
All names are snake_case and mostly verb_noun (check_work_history, create_order_link, list_covered_countries, resolve_employer) or a clear gpfr_ family prefix. Minor deviations exist: noun-first forms like authority_answer and country_pension_facts, and the reversed deadline_check. The gpfr_* grouping actually aids predictability.
11 tools is well within the sweet spot and each maps to a distinct capability: country research, work history, deadlines, authority answers, employer resolution, four GPFR operations, and order creation. Nothing looks redundant or padded.
The research and registration surface is broad, but the customer lifecycle has gaps: create_order_link opens a checkout yet there is no tool to check order/payment status or retrieve the purchased report, and GPFR registration has no update or cancel operation. Agents can work around some of this via gpfr_status, but the order side is a dead end after link creation.
What a national pension institution told us in writing, as published on our answers page, with the institution, the date of the reply and the link. The question is free text, matched to the questions we hold answers to.
Inputs: country (required), question (required), language, include_offer.
For each country in a work history: whether a pension is likely to exist and why, the official free routes first, what is hard from abroad and any dated obligation that applies. Years may be exact, rough or unknown.
Inputs: entries (required), subject, language, question, +3 more.
One country's facts, the official free routes first, then what is hard from abroad by scheme and process, what the money is worth and dated obligations. Every fact carries its source and read date. Pass question or pensionType to get one kind of pension.
Inputs: country (required), language, question, pensionType, +2 more.
Returns our order page with the report and countries filled in. Fees: Country $99, Enhanced $129 for two countries, Global $149 for three or more. Payment opens only when the person chooses to pay there, so send only countries and the tier, never personal details.
Inputs: tier (required), countries (required), language.
The date a departure deadline runs out, from our deadline register and the date the person left or died, with the official source and read date. Where the start event depends on the person's circumstances, the date is an estimate and says what to confirm. Nothing is stored.
Inputs: date (required), country (required), event, language.
For fund-side agents: how many confirmed people are registered for a pension fund, shown from 10 upwards, otherwise fewer than 10. An aggregate only.
Inputs: fund (required), language.
What GPFR, the Global Pension Finding Register, is, in the caller's language, with the register page, the consent text and its version and, with a country, our fund pages. Show the consent text to the person before gpfr_register. Read only.
Inputs: country, language.
Registers a person in GPFR after they said yes to the consent sentence from gpfr_info, shown word for word. It sends one confirmation email and the registration stays pending until they click its link. At most 3 emails a day per address.
Inputs: name (required), email (required), consent (required), periods (required), +4 more.
The status of a GPFR registration. Without a code it emails a one-time code to the registered address, with the code it returns one status word. At most 3 emails a day per address.
Inputs: reference (required), code, language.
The countries we research, each with its ISO code and one sourced line, and the mapped countries with the institution that pays their old age pension.
Inputs: language.
Places an employer name in a country and lists the employers we hold that it may mean, each with a confidence from 0 to 1. For employers we researched it adds what the employer became and its workplace pension plan, each fact with source and read date. Legal entities only.
Inputs: name (required), country, language, include_offer, +1 more.
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