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Adversus
We help modern sales organizations boost KPIs, make better decisions based on insights, and manage contacts more wisely.
About Adversus
Adversus is an outbound sales platform for teams that want to make every lead count and turn more conversations into closed deals. It brings lead management, campaign execution, automation, and real-time performance tracking together in one place, so sales teams can run outbound in a more structured and efficient way. Before starting Adversus, our founders spent years working in outbound sales. They knew the pressure of keeping teams dialing, hitting quotas, managing leads, and making sure campaigns kept moving. They kept running into the same problem: the available tools did not match the realities of the work. So in 2015, they built their own platform in Aarhus, Denmark. The platform is built for the realities of outbound sales: live campaigns, fast-moving teams, messy lead flows, shifting priorities, and the constant need to maintain momentum. It is also the platform we use every day to run our sales operations, which keeps us close to the same workflows, pressures, and practical details our customers work with. Today, Adversus is used in more than 25 countries and processes over 20 million interactions every month. With three ISO certifications and 99.97% uptime, Adversus gives outbound sales teams a secure, stable platform they can rely on when every call and lead matters. Because performance in outbound sales depends on more than activity. It depends on structure, momentum, and getting more value from the leads already in front of you.
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Operations & Supply
Adversus moved the whole sales department to the second floor in December, with Mathias Berg Mikkelsen returning with the updated tour guide.
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Research & Knowledge
Adversus published the Outbound Brief, a monthly newsletter breaking down contact attempts and three practical ways to get more value from every lead before moving on.
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