Accreditation
Employer name, NZBN, expiry date and verification time come from Immigration New Zealand.
Source · INZA clearer job search in Aotearoa
A small Chrome extension that checks employers on LinkedIn and SEEK against Immigration New Zealand data—right where you’re job hunting.
Product walkthrough
Watch a quick check on a supported job page—from the first click to the evidence behind the result.
16-second walkthrough · Real extension, real pagesOne deliberate check
The extension waits for you. No background scraping, bulk lookup or automatic call happens on page load.
Browse supported LinkedIn company and job pages, or SEEK NZ jobs and company profiles as usual.
Select “Check NZ accreditation”. A check may make at most one live request to INZ.
See the legal employer, NZBN, expiry, last verification and how the page was matched.
Built for the messy middle
A trading name on a job ad can differ from the legal employer published by INZ. The Inspector resolves only known associations and exact official names, then lets you search manually when the names differ.
Legal employer records are official INZ data. This platform association is community data.
Provenance over promises
Accreditation and identity matching answer different questions. The interface keeps their source and confidence visible.
Employer name, NZBN, expiry date and verification time come from Immigration New Zealand.
Source · INZAn official employer can be selected only when one NZBN’s normalised employer or trading name exactly matches the page.
Source · Worker-derivedPeople can confirm which NZBN belongs to a LinkedIn company or SEEK advertiser—and change it later.
Source · Extension usersA name lookup with no result currently lasts seven days. It is never presented as proof of non-accreditation.
Source · INZ lookupOpen data
Dated CSV snapshots make the Inspector’s public employer records available without a data API. Each release is fixed, checksummed and kept separate from community association data.
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Small by design
INZ is contacted only after a click, never automatically when a page loads.
A random UUID is stored locally and hashed by the API. It is not derived from LinkedIn or SEEK account data.
The extension, Worker, D1 schema, API contract and tests are available in the public repository.
Readable by people and agents
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 indexagent-discovery$ GET /robots.txt
200 · crawl policy + sitemap
/llms.txtShort machine-readable site map/llms-full.txtComplete product context in Markdown/how-results-work.mdResult interpretation and notice dictionary/insights.mdAccredited employer snapshot insights/open-data.mdDownloadable dataset provenance and field guide/changelog.mdDated product release history/index.mdLanding page without presentation markup/privacy.mdExtension privacy policy in Markdown/.well-known/api-catalogRFC 9727 API discovery/api/openapi.jsonOpenAPI 3.1 service description/sitemap.xmlCanonical crawl mapGood to know
No. It displays published employer accreditation data and matching context. It is not immigration or legal advice.
Employer names, NZBNs and accreditation expiry dates come from Immigration New Zealand. The API records when it accepted that data.
A live INZ lookup, duplicated exact name, or community tie may produce several legal employers. The extension asks you to choose instead of silently selecting one.
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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