PatentSight

Since patent data is "alive" and the PatentSight database is constantly being updated and improved, the exact reproduction of analysis results from the past may not be possible at a later point in time. However, you can save your search results and your analysis results by using one of PatentSight’s export options. It may also be useful to regularly tag the set of patent families obtained as se...

The Competitive Impact deciles are formed by sorting all active patent families in the PatentSight database by their Competitive Impact and subsequently dividing the patent families in this ranking into ten equal groups from the top to the bottom. As a result, the global top 10% of the patent families by Competitive Impact form the Competitive Impact decile "10", whereas the global bottom 10% o...

While a patent family might no longer be protected in any authority and therefore have a Market Coverage and Competitive Impact of "0", it still may be significant for subsequent art, as expressed in the citations it still receives or has already received from other patent families. Therefore, the Technology Relevance is calculated for both active and inactive patent families even after the exp...

The Market Coverage is an indicator of the size of the global market in which the patent family is active. It is calculated on the patent family level based on the gross national income (GNI) of each authority in which the patent family has at least one active member. The GNI of the USA is represented by the value "1" and the GNIs of all other authorities are represented by values relative to...

  The Technology Relevance is an indicator of the technological importance of the patent family. It is calculated on the patent family level based on the number of subsequent art citations (forward citations) the patent family has received. The number of citations received by the patent family is adjusted by three factors: the patent office citation practices, the age of the patent family, and ...

Introduction The Patent Asset Index is an objective measure of global technological strength and innovation. This indicator captures an entire global patent portfolio and considers both the number of patent-protected inventions (patent families) in this portfolio and their quality. The methodology has been developed and validated in scientific research and many years of advising companies on pa...

  Enhanced Sheet Navigation You can now click the arrow next to the workbook name to see an overview of all the sheets in the workbook, including an indication of the currently active sheet. Clicking on a sheet name in the sheet navigation panel helps you move to that sheet quickly. Centralized Sheet Management: Clicking the ‘Manage sheets’ option at the top of the sheet navigation panel will ...

Introduction Quick Insights is an easy way to access the charts and tables PatentSight has to offer directly from the homepage. As its name suggests, it is a quick access tool to analyses based on simple search filters.  Follow these three steps to utilize the Quick Insights feature: In the filter box, enter the name of a patent owner or a technology field or an SDG category. Sele...

  PatentSight allows you to determine the overall remaining annuity fees of a patent family or a patent portfolio. The calculation is based on annuity fee data from 40 patent authorities. You can find out the entire fees that would occur if a patent family or a patent portfolio was maintained for its remaining lifetime. Alternatively, you can also split the fees by year and by authority. Attrib...

Introduction Custom fields allow you to insert your own data into PatentSight and to analyze groups of patent families predefined by you. However, in contrast to tags, custom fields not only support mapping of text information but also mapping of numeric information to patent families – all you need to do is to import such information into PatentSight. With custom fields, you can map your own t...

How to Use Custom Fields Custom fields can be used as search fields in the search panel, attributes or measures in charts, and groupings and measures in tables. They can also be displayed and edited in the Result List. Once you have imported a Custom Field, you can find it in the section “Custom Fields,” for example when you select a search field. You can manage, edit, or delete existing cust...

Custom Fields that are marked as favorites under Manage Custom Fields are displayed and can be edited in the Result List. The only custom field that is always displayed by default is “Notes.” 1.　Add a custom field, e.g., “Notes”, to the search panel. 2.　Open the → Result List (“Analysis Templates” > “Favorites”) and scroll down in the patent family viewer until you reach cards “Custom Fields” ...

  New PatentSight+ Feature: Quick Insights You can now discover insights effortlessly by defining a simple search query and letting Patentsight suggest charts tailored to your search results.   Use the left input field to search for owners, technology clusters, or UN SDGs. Then, use the right input field to select charts or tables for your analysis. New PatentSight+ Data: Litigation and Relate...

New Feature: Release Notes You can now click on the “Release Notes” link in the “Help” menu to access the release notes for PatentSight in the Knowledge Base. Use this feature to keep yourself informed about changes and improvements in PatentSight. For questions, contact us at support@lexisnexisip.com 

New Feature: Waterfall Chart You can now use the waterfall chart to visualize positive and negative changes over time. This chart type provides a clear and insightful view of the evolution of a measure of interest. New Feature: Bubble Slices To further break down the data displayed in the bubble chart, you can now select an additional attribute to slice the bubbles by. New Feature: Addition...

  New Feature: Keyboard Shortcut to Undo Sheet Names Changes You can now use the Esc key on your keyboard to quickly undo an unwanted sheet name change and exit from the sheet name edit mode. Improvement: Connecting Lines in Bubble Charts Connecting lines in bubble charts now reflect the path based only on bubbles you have selected under “Bubble Trails” rather than the path based on all bubble...

Get your view of the technology landscape by using your Cipher custom classifiers in searches and analyses in PatentSight. Important: This new feature requires a Cipher license. For questions, contact us at support@lexisnexisip.com  

To better visualize changes between specific points in time, you can now manually adjust the bubble trails to be displayed in the bubble chart. Select individual years to achieve a more precise and focused data analysis.For questions, contact us at support@lexisnexisip.com