A clearer job search in Aotearoa

Know who’s accredited. Before you apply.

A small Chrome extension that checks employers on LinkedIn and SEEK against Immigration New Zealand data—right where you’re job hunting.

  • Open source
  • Human-triggered
  • No account access
Illustrative result
Software engineering · Auckland

Senior Platform Engineer

Koru Digital LimitedTāmaki Makaurau
Accredited in NZ
NZ accredited employerKoru Digital Limited
Official INZ data
Employer matchCommunity-confirmed association
Koru Digital Limited
NZBN
94•••••••••••
Accredited until
18 Mar 2027
Verified with INZ
Today
01 SEEK / LinkedIn02 Inspector03 INZ

Product walkthrough

See the Inspector in action.

Watch a quick check on a supported job page—from the first click to the evidence behind the result.

Placeholder video · Final walkthrough coming soon

One deliberate check

Useful evidence, without leaving the job page.

The extension waits for you. No background scraping, bulk lookup or automatic call happens on page load.

  1. On the page

    Find a role or company

    Browse supported LinkedIn company and job pages, or SEEK NZ jobs and company profiles as usual.

  2. Your choice

    Click one clear control

    Select “Check NZ accreditation”. A check may make at most one live request to INZ.

  3. In context

    Read the result and its source

    See the legal employer, NZBN, expiry, last verification and how the page was matched.

Built for the messy middle

Company names rarely line up perfectly.

A trading name on a job ad can differ from the legal employer published by INZ. The Inspector keeps plausible candidates visible and asks you to confirm rather than silently guessing.

  • Exact legal-name matches are labelled as automatic
  • Fuzzy candidates always require a person’s choice
  • Every alternative stays available to inspect or select
Employer matchReview required
Name shown on SEEKKoru Digital
Koru Digital LimitedNZBN 94••••••••••• · Accredited
Your choice
Koru Digital Services LimitedNZBN 94••••••••••• · Accredited
Use this employer

Legal employer records are official INZ data. This platform association is community data.

Provenance over promises

Four kinds of evidence. Never blurred together.

Accreditation and identity matching answer different questions. The interface keeps their source and confidence visible.

Official fact

Accreditation

Employer name, NZBN, expiry date and verification time come from Immigration New Zealand.

Source · INZ
Derived match

Exact legal name

A sole official employer can be selected only when its normalised legal name exactly matches the page.

Source · Worker-derived
Community context

Platform association

People can confirm which NZBN belongs to a LinkedIn company or SEEK advertiser—and change it later.

Source · Extension users
Time-bound evidence

No published match

A name lookup with no result is kept for 24 hours. It is never presented as proof of non-accreditation.

Source · INZ lookup

Small by design

No account data. No mystery checks.

01

Explicit user action

INZ is contacted only after a click, never automatically when a page loads.

02

Installation identity only

A random UUID is stored locally and hashed by the API. It is not derived from LinkedIn or SEEK account data.

03

Open implementation

The extension, Worker, D1 schema, API contract and tests are available in the public repository.

Readable by people and agents

The page explains itself without a browser.

Semantic HTML and structured metadata describe the product for search and AI systems. Stable text endpoints expose the same core facts with less markup and fewer tokens.

Open the agent-readable index

Good to know

Straight answers.

Does the extension decide whether I can get a visa?

No. It displays published employer accreditation data and matching context. It is not immigration or legal advice.

Where does accreditation data come from?

Employer names, NZBNs and accreditation expiry dates come from Immigration New Zealand. The API records when it accepted that data.

Why can a result require confirmation?

The brand or advertiser name on a platform may map to several legal employers. The extension shows candidates instead of turning a fuzzy match into a fact.

Is this an official Immigration New Zealand product?

No. It is an independent open-source project that links back to the official INZ accredited employer list.

Built in Aotearoa

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