Continuous Patent Intelligence

Every competitor filing, read against your portfolio. Every day.

Patos reads new filings the way outside counsel would: at claim level, against your patents. Your team gets a short list of real threats and openings, each with cited reasoning you can audit.

For enterprise IP teams and the firms that serve them.

Claim read
Illustrative
Competitor filing

US 2025/0412881 · SolidPower Inc.

“…a sulfide solid electrolyte having an argyrodite crystal structure wherein the ionic conductivity exceeds 3 mS/cm…”

Your portfolio

US 11,234,567 · Mark-IV programme

“…wherein said electrolyte comprises an argyrodite crystal structure pressed at a threshold above 350 MPa…”

Reads on your claims 1, 4, 7. Their filing narrows onto your argyrodite window.

Tier 13 sources · auditable

Both sides

your patents and theirs

Claim-level

element-by-element analysis

On demand

answers when you need them

Auditable

every finding cites its sources

The Bottleneck

Raw alerts are cheap. Context is expensive.

Keyword databases bury your team in generic matches. Outside counsel reads the claims properly, at $800 an hour and three weeks a memo. Both leave you deciding late.

Legacy databasesnoise

Hundreds of alerts, no judgment

Hundreds of keyword alerts by Tuesday. Your team does the analytical lifting by hand, and that knowledge evaporates the moment the matter closes.

Alerts312 unread
Keyword match: “fluid actuator” · review requirednow
Keyword match: “fluid actuator” · review requirednow
Keyword match: “fluid actuator” · review requirednow
Keyword match: “fluid actuator” · review requirednow
Keyword match: “fluid actuator” · review requirednow
Keyword match: “fluid actuator” · review requirednow

312

unread alerts by Tuesday

0

analyst calls remembered

Patoscompounding

Patos reads the claims, and remembers your call

Patos surfaces the filings that matter, shows its reasoning, and remembers every correction your team makes, cross-referenced against your portfolio.

Filing detectedUSPTO · 4m ago
Analyst context extractedyour reactions
Matrix updatedcaptured · owned

3

findings that matter, cited

142

analyst corrections captured

Beyond monitoring

The whole board, in one place.

Patos holds both sides of the board: competitor filings and your own portfolio, mapped against live market data. The strategic read is a question your team asks, and the answer arrives already grounded in your position.

Command board
Illustrative
Portfolio coverageyour claims vs the field
Solid-state electrolyte
High
Fast-charge architecture
Low
Thermal management
Medium
Anode material
High
Coverage
gap → strong
Ask Patos

Where are we most exposed on solid-state?

3 sources citedgrounded in filings
Market movement+38% QoQ

SolidPower and QuantumScape accelerating in your core programs.

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Their side

Competitor filings and products, read at claim level, the day they're filed.

02

Your side

Every patent and invention you own, analyzed and held in one place.

03

Ask it anything

An analyst that already knows your portfolio and your market. Every answer cited.

04

One dashboard

Your whole IP and product position on one screen, current every morning.

How it works

How the intelligence compounds.

Patos monitors the market daily and learns from your team's corrections. Four steps turn raw filings into intelligence tuned to how your team reads claims.

Who it puts on offense

From reacting to leading.

The same intelligence serves the whole IP function, and the firms that advise them.

IP Directors & Patent Counsel

Half-blind on the field between annual portfolio reviews.

Walk into every decision already briefed on rivals and your own claims.

M&A & Due Diligence Teams

Diligence stalls waiting weeks on an external collision memo.

Start from a current, auditable claim-level map. Move at deal speed.

Licensing & Litigation Teams

Evidence-of-use charts mean hundreds of manual claim-mapping hours.

Element-by-element reasoning, sourced, ready as competitors move.

IP Law Firms & Outside Counsel

Claim-level analysis still bills out as associates reading by hand.

Patos does the reading. Sell continuous monitoring, not one-off memos.

Your intelligence never trains our base models.

When you pay outside counsel, your institutional knowledge walks out the door with them. Patos ensures every analysis and override trains a proprietary model that belongs exclusively to you.

Enterprise-grade infrastructure

Built so your intelligence stays yours.

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Structural tenant isolation

Fully isolated data environments and dedicated database instances. Zero cross-tenant data pooling.

02

Zero-training policy

Your portfolio data and search queries are processed for you alone. They never train the Patos base models.

03

Proprietary judgment capture

Every human override is securely logged to a model specific to your tenant, preserving your team's legal lens.

04

Data sovereignty

Your data, your models, your jurisdiction. On-demand deletion. When you leave, it all leaves with you.

Patent Intelligence Briefing

Not ready yet? Stay sharp.

A monthly briefing on patent landscape shifts, filing velocity trends, and competitive intelligence patterns, from the team behind Patos.

Monthly. No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.

Time to value

From onboarding to daily findings in under 14 days.

Implementation is measured in days: upload your portfolio and product context, and Patos starts reading.

Day 1

Onboard

Upload your product specs, patent portfolio, and specific competitor concerns.

Day 3

Map

Patos reads the corpus and starts mapping the competitive field against how your team thinks about it.

Week 1

First findings

Patos surfaces its first findings: coverage grids citing specific claims and the reasoning behind each call.

Week 2

Always on

The system runs in the background, and every correction your team makes sharpens the next finding.

Put a standing analyst on your portfolio.

Patos already reads the field the way your team would. Request access and see what it surfaces on yours.

Priority given to teams managing 500+ patent portfolios.