Status filter
The query builder now allows to filter patents by their current status (In-force, Pending, Dead). The old "Document Type" filter has been removed to avoid confusion between document type and status.
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The query builder now allows to filter patents by their current status (In-force, Pending, Dead). The old "Document Type" filter has been removed to avoid confusion between document type and status.
You can now type text descriptions directly when defining a product, no need to upload a file first.
Uploaded files and images are now displayed below the input text.
We added fresh duo-tone icons throughout the app. The two-color design makes each icon easier to recognize at a glance.
The layouts for product and patent pages got a clean redesign. We removed tabs and reduced clutter so key information is visible without extra clicks.
We revamped the search experience for finding anything in your account. Simply click the search icon on the sidebar or hit the shortcut F from anywhere in the app.
Type what you are searching to quickly find researches, patents, products, files, actions, settings and more.

The library is now fully customizable. Each column can be displayed or hidden, the order can be changed via drag and drop, and the layout can be switched between grid and table.
Furthermore there are 5 new columns which can be displayed in the library: user access, org access, public access, creator, and last updated.
You can now add patent numbers much more easily and quickly to your research. Simply copy and paste your patent numbers directly at the end of the table.
It doesn't matter if it's a publication number, application number, or even a partial one. If multiple matches are found, you will simply be prompted to select the correct entry.

The Excel and CSV export for selected patents now includes all visible fields from your research. To copy only the patent numbers from your selection, use the Copy option to add them to your clipboard.
For a full export of your entire research, click the three-dots menu in the top-right corner and choose Export as Excel or Export as CSV.
You can now also export claim charts in Excel. To do so, open a specific mapping and select Export as Excel in the top-right corner.

We've launched Patalyze! This is just the starting point and we will extend and improve the product over the next years. Have fun!
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