What problem does it solve?
Invention disclosure intake screening to quickly identify whether an invention likely warrants a prior-art search and registered practitioner review, needs follow-up facts, or should be declined based on disqualifying signals like eligibility concerns, public disclosure timing, or lack of inventable value.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Disclosure intake and triage: Collects the key invention facts (or reads a pasted/uploaded disclosure) and ensures you do not proceed without a complete disclosure.
- Six-step initial screening: Produces per-screen verdicts for novelty signals, obviousness flags, US §101 subject-matter eligibility, public disclosure / bar-date timing, detectability (patent vs trade secret consideration), and strategic value based on the practice profile.
- Decision-ready memo output: Writes a structured invention screen memo to the appropriate matter or practice outputs folder with a strict bottom-line verdict of PURSUE, INVESTIGATE, or DECLINE.
- Time-sensitive flagging: Marks urgent cases involving within-one-year US disclosures or foreign rights risk at the top of the memo.
Quick Start
Use invention-intake by pasting the invention disclosure (or providing the title plus a short description) and say that you want a first-pass triage memo with PURSUE, INVESTIGATE, or DECLINE.
