Cleversteam
CRM software for international exchange organisations that place people in temporary positions abroad
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Cleversteam
Cleversteam develops Hanover, a CRM platform for the International Exchange sector. The company began in 2010 as a web agency offering front-end website production, bespoke applications and design services, and by late 2020 it had narrowed its focus to Hanover alone.
Hanover's customers are companies that place people in temporary positions abroad. The website says it is used by dozens of companies worldwide and processes more than 300,000 applications a year. The product is the company's main offering.
Cleversteam Ltd is headquartered in Liverpool, England, and the website also lists a US entity, Cleversteam Inc, with a US address in Austin, Texas. The team is described as over 20 professionals across four countries, and the platform is used in connection with people placed in 25 countries.
Product: Hanover, a CRM system for international exchange programmes that places people in temporary jobs abroad.
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