How strong is your patent? Can you practice it freely?
Both questions answered against millions of prior-art references and commercial products.
Two questions gate every IP move.
Is it patentable, and can we ship it without infringing someone else's claims. Most workflows answer them separately, weeks apart, at different desks.
A Patent Assessment answers both from one knowledge graph — evaluating the invention the way an examiner and an FTO attorney would. Novelty, non-obviousness, eligibility, and enablement under the statutory tests, plus a freedom-to-operate scan against the patents that could block you and the products already on the market.
Start from a granted patent, a published provisional, or an unpublished invention disclosure. Either way you get a verdict with risk levels and next actions.
Six deliverables, every assessment.
Patentability analysis
Novelty, obviousness, eligibility, and enablement against the statutory tests.
Freedom-to-operate assessment
Blocking-patent analysis, jurisdictional exposure, and an integrated risk profile.
Per-patent clearance table
Every relevant patent with legal status, clearance tier, and expiry.
Prior-art landscape
Closest references, distinctive elements, and any teaching-away.
Summary of the invention
Problem, mechanism, measurable improvement, essential inventive features.
Commercial context
The products already practicing in this space and the market the invention addresses.
Intake to verdict.
Start from a granted patent, a published provisional, or an unpublished disclosure, captured as its inventive concept and features.
Surface the closest references and every potentially blocking patent in the field.
Assess novelty (§102), obviousness (§103), eligibility (§101), and enablement (§112).
Score each blocking patent clear, caution, or risky, with the specific claims at issue.
An integrated risk profile, evidence gaps, and concrete recommendations.
Every finding traces to something in the Orchestrator Knowledge Graph — a granted patent, a published application, a scientific publication, or a marketed product resolved to the company behind it.
Patent Assessment is the full read.
A repeatable screen that de-risks a filing or a product launch before formal counsel — informational, and built to complement a legal opinion, not replace it.
Inventions triaged by DisclosurePlus pass here when they warrant full validity and freedom-to-operate work.
DisclosurePlus →For the ownership picture across an entire field, that's a Technology Landscape Report.
Landscape Reports →Your unpublished inventions stay unpublished.
We never train our model on what you submit. We never share it between customers. You retain all rights, and you may delete your submissions on demand.
How we handle your data →Put one invention through the full read.
Patentability and freedom-to-operate from one knowledge graph, with every finding cited.
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