Patent and trademark portfolios contain application, publication and registration numbers; priority, filing, grant and renewal dates; national and international relationships; assignments; licences; office actions and local-agent correspondence. The same number or status label can mean different things in different systems.
We use the client’s data dictionary and jurisdiction rules to distinguish fields and sources. Official extracts, certificates, correspondence and internal instructions are linked where required, and superseded ownership or status values remain available through event history.
Additional delivery capacity supports portfolio administration without substituting for IP practice. The documented workflow gives reviewers searchable records and identifies where the source does not support a confident status, relationship or action date.
Technology and Software
Manufacturing and Engineering
Life Sciences and Healthcare
Consumer and Retail Brands
Media and Creative Businesses
IP Law Firms and Agencies