Patent and trademark records ready for portfolio analysis, with the messy assignee names already cleaned up.
What's included
- Patent applications and grants with titles, abstracts, claims counts, CPC classifications and family IDs
- Trademark applications and registrations with marks, classes, owners and status
- Assignee names normalised and linked to ultimate corporate parents
- Forward and backward citations and legal status events such as grants, lapses and oppositions
- Weekly updates and history back to 1976
How buyers use it
- Mapping competitors' R&D and patent portfolios
- Technology landscaping before product development or licensing
- Investment research on innovation output by company
- Brand protection and trademark clearance
Coverage and methodology
Parapet loads bulk data from more than 100 patent and trademark offices, including the USPTO, the European Patent Office, IP Australia and WIPO, every week. Records are deduplicated into families. Assignee normalisation combines a machine-learning model with analyst-maintained rules for the 50,000 most active applicants, and links each assignee to its ultimate parent using corporate ownership data. Patent and trademark publications are public records; Parapet's normalised fields, family linkage and parent mapping are licensed. The licence allows internal analytics, use in commercial products and AI model training.