• What is the PATOffice search?

  The PATOffice Search gives access to all the data contained in PATOffice and serves as your individual database. We sometimes called it data treasury. Based on your defined monitoring profiles, new relevant patents will be added to your database on a regular basis, meaning that your PATOffice search is growing everyday. The process of rating the according patents normally has an underlying automation that distributes new patents to according colleagues in order for them to rate them. TheSome readers

• How is PATOffice search structured?

  The PATOffice search in total has 3 sections. The first section "Patent Information" needs information about the patent itself, the bibliographic data so to say. The second section "Rating" needs information about given ratings. And the thrid section "Properties" needs information about the characteristics added to the patent once it was imported. You may use all sections and fields simultaneously to make your search even more precise which makes our search a very powerful tool. HowFew readers

• Is the search performed in global patent data?

  The PATOffice search is a local search. Only IP documents from your PATOffice database are displayed. The cases either come from your weekly monitoring entries or are entered manually. If you want to do a global research you can choose the option research in your menu: Our PATOffice Research allows you to access over 150 million patents worldwide in global databases.Few readers

• Can I save my search?

  You can save your current search with the "Save search" - slider at the bottom of the search mask: Find your saved searches under "Preset searches" at the top of the search window: Select "Saved Searches " for an overview of saved searches: (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/196fb7a2738Few readers

• Can I save a search subsequently?

  You forgot to save your last search? No problem! Select "Preset searches": You can access the last five searches under "Previous searches": Select your required search and choose "Load search presets".Few readers

• How can I visualize my search?

  Select the "Visualization " button and get a visual representation of your results. Use the arrows to switch between different visualizations.Some readers