Solve Intelligence Ranked #1 IP Platform by the World's Leading Law Firms

Solve Intelligence has been ranked the number one intellectual property platform in the latest Legal AI survey published by SKILLS (the Strategic Knowledge & Innovation Legal Leaders Summit). The study surveyed 130 leaders at the world's top law firms about their legal AI product usage across every major practice area, scoring platforms based on live deployments, active pilots, and tools under consideration. In the Patents/IP category, Solve Intelligence placed first with a weighted score of 67, making it the most widely-used platform in the category. See the full report here.

Solve Intelligence Ranked #1 IP Platform by the World's Leading Law Firms

Solve Intelligence has been built on the belief that patent professionals need AI that is shaped by real patent expertise, intuitive UX, and state-of-the-art security. With over 500 IP teams across six continents now on the platform, the momentum we're seeing tells us the market agrees. Being the most widely used IP platform by global leading law firms is meaningful validation of that approach.

Why practitioners choose Solve

Our team of US, UK and European qualified patent attorneys works alongside software and AI engineers to design features, evaluate output quality, and shape the prompting logic that determines what the platform produces. The result is a purpose-built tool, where chemistry practitioners can embed Markush structures into detailed descriptions as easily as hardware practitioners can generate labeled figures from CAD files, reporting time savings of 60-90% in workflows across drafting, prosecution, charting and more.

Of course, providing a functional platform is not the whole picture. Our engineers and attorneys also work incredibly closely with our customers - on hand to customise the platform to particular guidelines, styles, and templates. Customer feedback shapes our product roadmap directly, and that attention to detail is reflected in our testimonials.


Jeff Draeger, Vice President and Director, Intel

"Solve Intelligence stands out for their genuine customer obsession, particularly in how they partner with users to co-create tailored templates. Their hands-on engagement ensures that the platform isn't just a tool, but a well-calibrated solution for different client or technology specific patent applications."

Peter Finnie, Partner, Potter Clarkson

“Solve Intelligence is tackling practical challenges in patent drafting and prosecution in a way that recognises the central importance of professional experience and judgement. I’m looking forward to contributing my perspective to help shape AI tools that genuinely support patent attorneys in delivering excellence for their clients.”


Our approach is showing up in the numbers. In a survey of 130 leading law firms, Solve led the Patents/IP category with a weighted score of 67, driven by 11 live deployments, 9 active pilots, and 5 firms with the platform under active consideration, placing far ahead of players like Clarivate (49), Patsnap (38), and Patlytics (31).

Looking ahead

The combination of deep patent expertise and close customer partnership continues to drive the pace of our product evolution. Solve began with patent application drafting, expanded into prosecution, and this year launched Charts for claim charting, freedom-to-operate analyses, invalidity assessments, and more. Each product follows the same approach: built by patent attorneys, shaped by customer feedback, and designed to handle the full technical depth of the work.

We are expanding our global presence with new offices in New York and Munich, and deepening our collaboration with customers through initiatives like our Customer Advisory Board. We are grateful to be recognised by the world's leading law firms as the top IP platform, and we remain committed to the practitioner insight that got us here. 

We're still only just getting started, and have so much more we want to build.

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