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Deadlines that are missed could cause the application to be abandoned, which would affect your earnings. Your intellectual property rights will be protected by our experienced paralegal support system, which is built to provide end-to-end assistance.
Why is Patent Docketing Useful for Companies with R&D Facilities, IP Players, and IP Creators?
- Maintaining client data online eases the load of physical data storage.
- Accessibility to the portfolio at any time and from any location.
- The updated national laws in the docketing system ensure that no deadlines are missed.
- The ability to upload prosecution documents is centralized.
Why Synoptic IP?
A global techno-legal team
We are a team of more than 350 techno-legal specialists with multi-domain competence and a global presence (India, the US, the UK, Japan, and China).
Experience across the major docketing platforms
We have a lot of expertise administering patent dockets on databases like Memotech, Foundation IP, Anaqua, and IP Manager. This facilitates the quick transmission of current applications and the quick assessment and inspection by internal managers.
Clear communication and efficient time management
A detailed iterative work order with a delivery that meets expectations thanks to clear communication and efficient time management.
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Verified LinkedIn reviews and client correspondence from patent attorneys and in-house IP teams who come back to us project after project.
LinkedIn review ★★★★★I used Synoptic for a validity search and was pleased with the results. The rates were highly competitive, the deliverable was on time, and the results were as good as (if not better than) other searches I’ve used.
Erin J. FoxIntellectual Property Counsel · ITWPublic & verifiedLinkedIn review
★★★★★Ankit did a very thorough and professional job on a claim chart assignment for us. He showed great perseverance when things got difficult and was able to get the job done. I would work with him again.
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Client email ★★★★★Thank you — the search was quite helpful. We’ll have your invoice processed promptly.
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Client email ★★★★★Thank you for your work on this matter. We were pleased with the search and will consider you for future searches.
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Client email ★★★★★We were very pleased with the patentability and FTO report that you produced for us back in November 2024.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is patent docketing?
Patent docketing is the process of monitoring the entire patent application filing process. Patent docketing is essential in order to ensure that all deadlines for filing a patent are met and that the documents are correctly arranged and labelled so they can be accessed whenever needed.
What is “remote patent docketing”?
Companies that are unable to devote the necessary time, money, or resources to patent docketing frequently contract out this task to outside suppliers. Remote, virtual, or outsourced patent docketing are terms used to describe this method of docketing patents. In addition to saving time, it also lowers the process’s cost.
What do you mean by patent docketing software?
A patent docketing software lets businesses manage the whole patent docketing process and keep track of all deadlines and dates related to their patent(s).
How much does patent docketing cost?
The size of the portfolio and how it is divided into granted and pending patents determine the overall cost of the patent docketing process. Typically, 50 patents’ worth of information can be docketed for $80 per month.
Why is a patent docketing service significant?
Patent docketing assists in centrally maintaining records of every patent in the portfolio. It also prevents one from missing deadlines, which could lead to the patent being abandoned in the end.