Life science patents are complex, and Solve Intelligence is purpose-built to handle them, from biological sequences to chemical structures and everything in between. Law firms and corporate IP teams use Solve Intelligence to support end-to-end patent workflows.
Technology-specific customizationSmall molecules, biologics, formulations, and diagnostics each claim differently. Solve Intelligence lets practitioners customize the AI to the right drafting style for each technology, client, and jurisdiction, so every application, from Markush-heavy small molecules to antibody sequences, reads exactly as it should.
Biologics and sequencesCorrect sequence handling is critical for biologics patents. Solve Intelligence keeps sequences structured and validated, from generating ST.26 listings and SEQ ID tables to drafting claims and automatic renumbering of SEQ ID Nos., across the full patent lifecycle.
Chemistry and structuresSmall-molecule inventions depend on accurate chemical structures. Solve Intelligence handles everything from structure upload and extraction to genus generation and claim drafting, helping chemistry-focused firms and corporate IP groups across all patent workflows.
Solutions
Where scientific complexity meets patent precision.
Life sciences patents live or die on detail. A single incorrect sequence variant or omitted structure can narrow a claim or undermine its validity, and life sciences subject matter is only getting more complex. The day-to-day tools used in the life sciences sector are often separate, leaving patent practitioners to bridge the gap between sequence or structure management in one tool and text editing in another manually. For patent applications including potentially hundreds of pages of compounds and/or sequences, that manual process is slow, error-prone, and hard to scale across a growing portfolio.
Customers
The choice of leading biotech and chemistry patent teams.
IP groups across the pharma, biotech and chemistry sectors rely on Solve for their patent workflows, including patent drafting, prosecution, and licensing and litigation.
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