Save and organize Danish companies in lists

When you research companies — potential customers, suppliers, competitors — you need somewhere to collect them. companydata.dk's list feature lets you create up to 10 lists with 100 companies each, so you can organize your research without losing track.

Create and manage lists

Go to the list overview and click "New list". Give the list a name and an optional description — for example, "Suppliers to evaluate" or "Competitors Zealand". A counter shows how many of your 10 lists you've used.

From the list overview you can rename, delete, or share your lists. Each list card shows the name, description, company count, and last updated date.

Add companies to a list

You add companies directly from the company page via the "Add to list" action. Inside the list, you see each company with name, CVR number, status, company type, and industry — all clickable so you can jump to the company page.

Notes on each company

Each company in a list can have a free-text note. Use it to write "Call in week 12", "Awaiting financial statement", or whatever fits your workflow. Notes are shown directly in the list so you don't have to remember the context.

Share lists with colleagues

Make a list public and it gets its own share link. Anyone with the link can view the list — no login required. This is useful when you need to share a shortlist with a colleague or partner. You can turn sharing off again at any time.

Subscribe an entire list to monitoring

You can bulk-subscribe all companies in a list to monitoring with one click via the list's dropdown menu. After that, you receive notifications when changes occur at any of the companies. Want to stop? You can bulk-unsubscribe the entire list just as easily.

Practical use cases

• Sales — collect potential customers in a list, add notes about contact status, and share the list with your sales team
• Due diligence — create a list of companies under evaluation and subscribe it to monitoring so you catch new financials and status changes
• Supplier management — keep track of your suppliers in one list and receive notifications about changes
• Market analysis — collect competitors in a list and follow their development over time