Where data comes from
Four sources feed your dashboard. Each one is labelled below with what it covers and whether it is available now, manual, or planned.
How to read the labels
Available now: working in the product today. Manual import: it depends on a file you download and upload yourself. Coming soon: documented intention, nothing is connected.
Why there are no automatic connections
Most national pension institutions do not offer a public interface for individuals or their agents. Where an official route exists, enabling it also requires identity assurance we do not yet operate.
Rather than describe screen-scraping as an integration, we keep the document import route explicit and under your control.
How rules are maintained
Retirement ages, contribution units and coordination logic come from public national legislation and EU Regulation 883/2004, transcribed by us and shown per country with the unit each institution uses.
Transcription errors are possible. Each country page links to the official institution so you can verify the source.
Where your data comes from
Every figure on your dashboard has a source. We show it so you always know what is confirmed and what is estimated.
- What you enter yourselfAvailable now
Countries, work periods and contribution years you type in.
- Official statements you uploadManual import
You download the PDF from your national institution; we read it only after you allow document OCR, and you confirm every field.
- National pension rulesAvailable now
Retirement ages and contribution units we maintain from public national legislation and EU coordination rules.
- Direct institution connectionsComing soon
No automatic connection to any national portal exists today. Where a portal offers one, we will document it here before enabling it.
We are not connected to any government system and we are not affiliated with any pension institution. Nothing is fetched on your behalf.
Nothing here is fetched on your behalf from a government system.