ZANUS AI FOR IP & PATENT PRACTICES — PRIOR ART & FILES

Decades of filings. One question away.

Specifications, claims, file wrappers, office actions, cited references, invention disclosures — loaded into curated libraries the AI reads from. Ask in plain language; get the answer with the file and figure attached, scoped to who is allowed to ask.

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Private tenant or your own server · unlimited users · confidentiality-conscious architecture

IP document libraries with priority order

Libraries in priority order: granted claims outrank drafts, current guidelines outrank superseded ones.

What it does

Any format a practice accumulates

PDFs, scanned legacy wrappers, drawings, spreadsheet claim charts, examiner interview notes — the ingestion pipeline turns the archive into queryable knowledge, figures included.

No source, no claim

The AI cites the specification paragraph, the claim number, the office-action page — or says the answer is not in your files. An invented citation in prosecution is a disaster; here it is structurally blocked.

Walled by client, shaped by role

Two competing clients in the same technology space? Their matters live behind separate walls — the AI answering one team cannot surface the other client’s documents, enforced server-side.

The institutional memory of every prosecution

“How did we overcome the obviousness rejection on the 2019 sensor family?” “Which applications cite this reference?” “What did the examiner say in the last interview?” The archive answers in seconds with the documents attached — instead of depending on which practitioner remembers.

Plain-language questions across every filing and wrapper
Source documents and figures attached to every answer
Priority order: granted and current versions win

Vector store answering from patent files and prior art

IP practice software is a stack of per-seat subscriptions — docketing here, search there, drafting tools in a third login — while unfiled invention disclosures sit in inboxes and every office action starts from a blank page. Zanus AI: the whole practice’s filing history, prior art and prosecution knowledge in one system — unlimited users, confidentiality-conscious by architecture, in your private tenant or on a server you own.

Questions, answered

Who can see unpublished applications?

Only the roles and workgroups you authorize. Permissions reach the field level and the server redacts what a user cannot see — pre-publication material stays exactly as compartmentalized as you design.

Do our files train outside models?

Never. Your tenant is isolated; your clients’ inventions are theirs alone — and the on-premises option keeps the archive physically inside your office.

Decades of filings. One question away.

What it does

The institutional memory of every prosecution

Questions, answered

See it working on YOUR practice — the demo IS the product.