Examiner profile
A. R.
Allowance rate
Art units3
Avg. actions2.4
Appeal rate6%
Patent prosecution intelligence
Every examiner has a pattern. Now you can see it before you respond.
NOA reads the full public prosecution record, models how your examiner actually decides, and turns that into a recommended response strategy - and a first draft written in your firm's voice.
Built for law firms and corporate IP teams. Your prosecution history never trains anyone else's model.
Working with patent teams at firms and operating companies across technology sectors.
Prosecution runs on institutional memory. Institutional memory doesn't scale.
The examiner is the variable.
Two applications with the same claims, in front of two examiners, are two different cases.
The record is public.
Reading it is not practical. No one has time to read a decade of dispositions before a response is due.
Quality drifts with whoever drafts.
The partner's judgment shows up in review, at the most expensive possible moment.
Three layers of intelligence, working on the same response.
Examiner behavior
What this examiner allows, rejects, and how they respond to interviews, amendments, and appeals.
Attorney and firm style
How your firm actually writes: argument structures, framings, and house language.
Company prosecution philosophy
Portfolio-level posture: how aggressively to claim, when to narrow, continue, or appeal.
Examiner intelligence
Know the room before you walk in.
A profile for the examiner on your case, built from their real disposition history and how the picture changes by technology area.
Strategy
A recommended response, with the reasoning shown.
NOA weighs the rejection, the record, and the examiner's history to rank your realistic options.
Draft comparison
Drafting
A first draft that already sounds like your firm.
Element-by-element claim mapping, response variants, amendment options, and a verification pass before partner review.
Element-by-element claim map
Whoever is holding the deadline.
For law firms
Give associates a senior practitioner's starting point. Give partners a shorter, cleaner review. Keep the firm's voice consistent as the team changes.
For law firmsFor corporate IP teams
See your portfolio and your outside counsel through the same lens. Make filing, continuation, and appeal decisions on evidence rather than instinct.
For IP teamsYour prosecution history is the asset. We treat it that way.
Per-client data isolation · No cross-customer training · Encryption in transit and at rest
See it on one of your own cases.
A 30-minute call. Bring a real Office Action - we'll run it and walk through what NOA saw.