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PATRICIA Collaboration Portal is a customisable web portal for intellectual property management. It gives clients, departments, inventors and counsel controlled access to an IP database, with search, reporting, document and messaging tools that users can arrange on screen. The vendor positions it for organisations managing IP infrastructure that need to share case information with external partners and stakeholders, while keeping access levels and security under control.
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PATRICIA® Collaboration Portal
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The portal is built from individual tools covering search, view, report, update, document, status and messaging functions. Users can add, hide, group and lay out these tools on their screen. It is sold in two packages, PCP Basic and PCP Extended, with add-ons chosen by the customer. PCP Basic covers case search, case view, document view, standard reports, email notification scheduling and a status indicator for viewed and unviewed documents. PCP Extended adds case creation and submission, document upload, diary and trade mark class views, invention disclosure submission and a view of disclosed inventions. The vendor says each user can be given the level of detail, access and security that suits their role, through a web environment. The portal is linked to an existing IP database and is licensed on an unlimited number of users. Organisations can import their own CSS, customise the user interface or request a branded theme to match corporate identity. Authentication methods include LDAP, and communication uses SSL. The vendor states that the portal is designed to reduce cost and that implementation is simple.
What it does
Search across IP cases in the portal.
View individual case information and details.
View documents linked to cases.
Client lists, renewals, family and portfolio reports.
Submit cases through a customised form.
Submit invention disclosures and view disclosed inventions.
Schedules email notifications for users.
Branded theme or imported CSS for corporate look.
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Free version
Available on an unlimited number of user licences, with PCP Basic and PCP Extended packages plus add-ons.
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The Patricia Collaboration Portal is available on an unlimited number of user licences. Buyers choose between the PCP Basic and PCP Extended packages, then complete the portal with add-ons of their choice.
The portal is aimed at organisations running IP infrastructure that need to share information with clients, other departments, management, stakeholders, inventors, associates and counsel. Each user receives access to exactly the information, tools and access levels they need.
The portal integrates with your IP database, according to the vendor. Reports can be run and saved as Excel files, and web links can be displayed with a customised configuration.
The portal supports multiple user authentication methods and communication protocols, including SSL and LDAP. Access levels can be set so each user sees only the detail appropriate to them.
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