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The technical work, ordered. The strategy, yours.

Spes Pat is an assistance system for patent work across multiple jurisdictions —INPI Argentina, USPTO, EPO, Brazil and PCT—, from drafting the application to responding to the Office Action.

What it is

Spes Pat assists in drafting applications, searching the prior art (including non-patent literature), patentability analysis, opinions on third-party patents, and responses to office actions.

Multi-jurisdiction

INPI Argentina, USPTO, EPO, Brazil and PCT within a single workflow.

Prior art

Search for prior art references, including the non-patent literature that is usually left out.

From the application to the office action

It accompanies the drafting, the patentability analysis and the response to Office Actions.

How it works

The system is designed with disciplines that protect the agent's judgement —they do not replace it.

It separates the search from the opinion

The system searches and observes; the agent opines and decides.

It verifies deadlines and thresholds

It checks the deadlines and regulatory requirements rather than relying on memory.

It flags every prior art reference

Every reference and citation is flagged for verification against the source.

It distinguishes what is verified

It separates what has been checked from what still requires further analysis.

The agent's judgement prevails

The technical conclusion and the strategic decision belong to the agent or lawyer in charge.

For the professional

Designed for the real work of the agent, not for the public.

Fewer prior art references missed

The search reaches the non-patent literature, not only the patent databases.

International deadlines under control

The thresholds of each jurisdiction, verified and in plain sight.

The file, ready to decide on

Search and observations ordered; the opinion you sign yourself.

We are in closed beta.

Access is by invitation while we complete the conditions for onboarding. If you already have your key, come in; if not, write to us.

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