PatVault™ — Fast-Tracking Your Patent Analysis

PatVault is a single place to jump-start patent analysis. It gives you fast access to core documents - patents, file histories, and templated claim charts - so you can start working immediately. PatVault checks for Certificates of Correction and glas key post-issuance events, including reexaminations, PTAB certificates, and disclaimers.

PatVault's Docx (Microsoft Word) files let you use Microsoft Office tools on patent text instead of fighting with PDFs. Copying claim language into a client letter, brief, or PowerPoint is as simple as copy-and-paste. You can easily drop patents, portions of patents, and patent claims into an LLM and quickly focus your prompts on what matters to you.

Patent Downloads

  • Fast — get a patent in seconds
  • Bulk download of patents is easy
  • Organized — name your result sets

File History Download

  • Fast and easy — type in an application numebr and check your email. PatVault fress you from the USPTO's Patent Center
  • Tables of contents come with each file history
  • Receive full file histories (non-searchable)
Type of Document File Format Sample Download
Patent PDF link This is a PDF copy of U.S. Pat. No. 7,645,849.
Patent Specification Docx link
  • Contains the specification of U.S. Pat. No. 7,645,849.
  • Shows that Greek letters and other formatting, like subscripts are presented properly.
Claim Chart Docx link
  • Contains a claim chart template of U.S. Pat. No. 7,645,849.
  • Greek letters and other formatting, like subscripts are presented properly.
File History PDF link This is the file history of U.S. Pat. No. 7,645,849. Its application number is 11/147,519.
File History Table of Contents Docx link
  • This is a Table of Contents for the file history of U.S. Pat. No. 7,645,849.
  • It lists each document in a separate row, along with the document’s date and page number.
  • It is useful for you to add notes about the important aspects of each document.

Claim Chart Downloads

  • Fast — Instantly generate properly formatted claim charts in Word—little or no manual formatting required.
  • Bulk download is easy
  • The correct formatting — Subscripts, superscripts, italics, and special characters like "°C" and "α" — handled flawlessly

Patents in Docx format

  • What is it? — A Docx (Word) file that contains most of a patent's text. It omits much of the bibliographic clutter. It also omits the patent figures, but you can add these where desired.
  • Enables you to work in Microsoft Office instead of Adobe Acrobat
  • How does it help you? — If you review patents with LLMs, Docx files supercharge your analysis. Docx documents are also ideal for your annotation and they make it easy to copy properly formatted text (including math symbols and subscripts) into client letters, briefs, or PowerPoint presentations. Run redlines between continuations and CIPs easily.

Below is an example of a claim chart, showing math characters, superscripts and subscripts, and the Celcius symbol.

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