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A badge appears only when Serproz holds a current, approved check or document for it.
Trust badges on provider profiles and cards name exactly what Serproz has checked about a business. Each badge below says what it means and what it does not.
A badge appears only when Serproz holds a current, approved check or document for it.
An expired register check or insurance policy takes its badge off the profile.
Verification is not compulsory. No badge is never shown as an “unverified” label.
These are the badges a provider can earn today. Each is shown on their public profile, their provider cards and the quotes they send you.
Serproz confirmed this business is registered — against the New Zealand Business Number (NZBN) register, or from a registration document our team reviewed.
The owner claimed this profile and Serproz verified the business identity behind it against the NZBN register.
Serproz reviewed an insurance document for this business with a current expiry date. This does not verify a particular cover type, amount or suitability for your job. The badge is removed when that expiry date passes.
Serproz confirmed a current licence on the Licensed Building Practitioners register. Check the licence class covers the building work you need.
A badge is not an endorsement, a ranking or a guarantee of workmanship, price, availability or completion.
Registered Business and Verified Business confirm the business, not an occupational licence. Licence checks for other registers (electrical, plumbing and more) appear on the profile as their own verified credentials.
LBP covers the licence class recorded on the register. Check it covers the building work you need.
Insurance document verified shows that Serproz reviewed a current certificate; it does not state the amount or terms of cover. Ask the provider for the policy details relevant to your job.
A provider without a badge may simply not have asked for a check — verification on Serproz is optional. If a badge or profile detail looks wrong, use the support page so we can review the evidence.
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