Data & Business Intelligencemaster · ~360 min

The Search You Can Hand to an Attorney — Run Real Prior-Art Searches and Build Your Company's Invention Record

Have you ever built something clever and wondered — quietly, without wanting to ask out loud — whether somebody already patented it, and whether talking about it publicly just cost you the chance to protect it?

Most small companies answer that question with a few keyword searches and a hopeful shrug, which is how they discover the blocking reference after the launch instead of before it. This project replaces the shrug with a documented searchable corpus, an examiner-style comparison you can defend, and a dated invention record your patent attorney can work from — so the expensive expert spends their hours on judgment instead of on the homework you could have done yourself.

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What you'll do

A local, permanent prior-art program for your company: a written and iterated search strategy with CPC classes and a logged hit rate per iteration; a deduplicated patent corpus assembled from two independent public archives, cached as raw responses on your own disk so it survives the APIs that produced it; family-level grouping so one invention filed in eight countries counts once; element-by-element claim charts comparing your feature against the closest references; a scheduled watch that reports new publications, new competitor filings, and new citations in your classes; a dated, evidenced invention disclosure record per invention with a completeness gate and a public-disclosure clock register; and a single handoff bundle your patent attorney can open and act on without asking you for anything.