Ingest
Pulls the complete file wrapper and prosecution history directly from USPTO data.
The platform
From file wrapper to filed response.
NOA is one pipeline: it ingests the record, models the examiner, recommends a strategy, drafts the response, and checks its own work before you read it.
The pipeline
Five steps, one system.
Analyze
Extracts documents, builds the examiner profile, and describes this case's real position.
Predict
Scores realistic response options against comparable examiner behavior.
Draft
Produces a complete response with claim mapping and strategic variants.
Verify
Flags unsupported assertions, overclaiming, and scope risk before review.
Examiner intelligence
A behavioral profile for the examiner on your case.
Disposition history, rejection tendencies by type, response patterns to amendments and interviews, and how behavior shifts by technology area. Built entirely from public USPTO data.
Examiner profile
Strategy recommender
Ranked response options with evidence behind them.
Each recommendation is conditioned on the Office Action in front of you and the weighted signals behind it. Every number is traceable to a reason.
Claim mapping
The skeleton of the response.
Each claim element maps to the examiner's cited references and stated position, with a clear status: addressed, needs specification support, or open.
Claim 1 map
Response draft
Draft generation
Multiple draft variants across real prosecution postures.
Conservative-to-aggressive options and technical-to-legal framings show what you are giving up before you give it up.
Verification layer
A structured reviewer pass before attorney review.
NOA scores the draft against senior-practitioner criteria, flags unsupported assertions, and checks obviousness arguments against the governing framework.
Verifier
86 out of 100
- Rejection coverage
- Claim support
- Citation alignment
Integrations
It has to land where you already work.
Output arrives as a formatted document you can edit, not a locked interface.
Word processorEmailDocketingAPI