Services
Research that holds up — to scrutiny, to courts, to time.
Patentability / Novelty Search
A research process used to determine whether an invention is new, unique, and potentially eligible for patent protection before filing a patent application.
- Global patent coverage
- Non-patent literature
- Annotated reference list
Patent Invalidation Search
A detailed prior art search conducted to find evidence that an already granted patent should not have been granted because the invention was not actually new or inventive at the time of filing.
- Element-by-element analysis
- Expert citations
- Quick-turn options
Freedom-to-Operate (FTO)
A legal and technical patent search conducted to determine whether a product, process, or technology can be commercially used, manufactured, sold, imported, or launched without infringing active patents owned by others.
- Jurisdiction-specific
- Risk scoring
- Mitigation guidance
Patent Infringement Search
Identify potentially infringing products or patents to support enforcement and licensing strategy.
- Product-to-claim mapping
- Evidence of use
- Target shortlists
Claim Charting
Detailed element-by-element claim charts for invalidity, infringement, and EoU analyses.
- Limitation mapping
- Source citations
- Litigation-ready format
Patent Landscape & SOA
Strategic landscape and state-of-the-art studies — competitors, whitespace, filing trends, and key players.
- Whitespace analysis
- Competitor profiles
- Trend dashboards
Expedite Prior Art Search
When deadlines are critical, SearchLogic IP delivers rapid and reliable prior art research to support your legal, patent, and business proceedings. Using optimized search strategies and an accelerated review process, we provide timely and effective prior art identification without compromising research quality.
- Accelerated search execution
- Comprehensive patent & NPL coverage
- Customized strategies for urgent matters
- Flexible turnaround options
- Confidential & secure handling
EoU Claim Charting
EOU (Evidence of Use) Claim Charting is the process of mapping patent claim elements to features of a product, service, or industry standard using publicly available technical evidence. It helps identify potential licensing opportunities, assess infringement, support patent valuation, and accelerate patent commercialization by demonstrating how patented technology is implemented in the market.
- Claim-to-product mapping
- Public evidence sourcing
- Licensing & valuation support
- Litigation-ready deliverables