We've made some major enhancements to our Juristat Drafting tool. Here's what has changed:
Simply put, all classification predictions are more accurate. We’ve dramatically improved the relevance of all classification results, meaning that you should almost always see classifications that make sense.
You’ll notice fewer suggested words, but the words suggested are more relevant to the classification you’re targeting or trying to avoid. You also don’t have to click on the word to find out if there are any suggested words. As soon as you select a classification, all available similar words are requested, and you will see an icon indicating if words are available or not.
We’ve added CPC classes to the classification results, so you can plan based on the current CPC classification. The USPTO has retroactively classified most applications with a CPC class, and this is the data we use to inform our classifications.
The editor feels much more stable, and the word highlighting works the way you’d expect.
You can now view tables of 30 similar applications and 100 similar cited art to your claims text. These results are hidden by default, so you only see them if you want to.
You can now export all table results in Juristat Drafting to CSV file format.
All classification types now display an abbreviated title, Just hover over to see the full title.
You can now access USPC Class Reports (just like Art Unit Reports) by clicking on the blue classification number in the results table.